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Rod-Hung Blackout Liner
Darker mornings without replacing the landlord's curtains.
$36.00$40.00
Ships to the US in about 3–7 days.
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The problem. Streetlights and early sun wash out sleep. Renters often cannot replace existing rods or drill new ones, and adhesive film on glass is a different (and messier) job.
What this does. A blackout liner meant to hang from a tension or existing curtain rod behind the decorative curtain. It reduces light; it will not make a room pitch-black if light leaks around the frame. No adhesive on glass.
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Read the product questions below before installation. Check dimensions, capacity, surfaces, and any adhesive or electrical limitations for your home.
Mendhaus does not claim a material, electrical, child-safety, or food-safety certification without manufacturer documentation for this exact Rod-Hung Blackout Liner variant.
Questions
- Will this make my room completely dark?
- Unlikely. Liners help a lot on the fabric area. Light still comes around the frame, through side gaps, and under the rod. For shift sleep, you may still want side coverage or a sleep mask.
- Do I need to drill?
- Not if you already have a rod, or if you pair this with a tension rod that fits your frame. Check your lease before installing any rod that presses on trim.
- Is this the same as window film?
- No. This hangs on a rod. Static-cling privacy film is a separate product and goes on glass.
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