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Reddit mentions of Umbra Twilight Double Curtain Rod Set – Wrap Around Design is Ideal for Blackout or Room Darkening Panels, 48 to 88-Inch, Matte Nickel
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Umbra Twilight Double Curtain Rod Set – Wrap Around Design is Ideal for Blackout or Room Darkening Panels, 48 to 88-Inch, Matte Nickel. Here are the top ones.
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- ROOM DARKENING SOLUTION: By creating a window curtain rod that curves at both ends, curtains sit flush against the wall with Twilight and wrap around the window from end-to-end, blocking out light while insulating the room
- EASY TO SET UP: Your Twilight double curtain rod comes with everything you need to get set up quickly and doesn’t require a curtain rod bracket; includes steel curtain rod, metal screws, plastic screw anchors, and easy to follow assembly instructions
- FITS MUTLIPLE WINDOW SIZES: Telescoping double rod has a 3/4-inch diameter front rod and 5/8-inch diameter back rod, and is available in 3 sizes to accommodate most windows
- SAVE ON ENERGY COSTS, REDUCE NOISE: When combined with a blackout curtain or light blocking curtains Twilight will help insulate your room, blocking winter’s cold drafts, as well as outdoor noise
- SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK: Umbra is committed to the highest levels of quality and excellence and stand behind every product we make. We know you’re going to love your purchase but if you’re not completely thrilled for any reason (or even no reason at all), simply contact us within 30 days of receiving your order and we’ll happily resolve the matter or issue a full refund
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Specs:
| Color | Nickel |
| Height | 0.004 Inches |
| Length | 90.94 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | March 2017 |
| Size | 48-88" |
| Weight | 1.85 Pounds |
| Width | 6.54 Inches |
How about a double curtain rod? Usually the inner rod is used for a sheer, but there’s no reason you can’t use regular blackout curtains on both, doubling the darkening effect. This one in particular wraps around back to the wall so light doesn’t come in from the sides, or you can use some Velcro to affix the sides to the wall. You might still get some light coming in from the top, but you could easily cut out a piece of cardboard and stick it to the top of the window frame - big enough to block light but small enough so it doesn’t interfere with the opening and closing of the curtains. The nice thing about these curtain rods is that they’re extendable, so you can make them much wider than the window.