Moonlit 4-lagiger, schwerer, schalldichter Thermovorhang aus 100 % verdunkelndem Samt nach Maß

Yes, but let's be real—they aren't magic walls. No fabric can completely silence a drum set next door. However, these use a specific sound-damping cotton felt core to muffle the sharpness of outside noise. It turns the annoying bark of a dog or traffic hum into a distant background murmur so you can actually sleep. It's about significantly taking the edge off the chaos outside.

100%. I've tested "blackout" curtains before that still let in a ghostly glow when the sun hits them, but these are the real deal. The High-Density Blackout Liner creates a total seal. If you hold your hand up behind them at noon, you won't see it. This is a game-changer for nurseries, shift workers, or anyone who just hates that one annoying streetlight.

These are beasts (in a good way). Because of the 4-layer construction, they are significantly heavier than standard store-bought drapes. You absolutely need to secure your rod into wall studs or use heavy-duty anchors. Do not trust a tension rod with these! The weight is what makes them drape so luxuriously and seal the window effectively.

Don't skimp on the width! For the best sound and light seal, you don't want the curtains just barely covering the glass. We recommend adding at least 6-8 inches on each side of the frame to overlap the wall. Also, consider adding length to let them "puddle" slightly on the floor. If there's a gap at the bottom, sound and light will sneak right in.

Nope, please don't! The complex 4-layer bonded structure and the premium velvet face need gentle care to maintain their shape and effectiveness. We strongly recommend dry cleaning only. For regular maintenance, just give them a quick pass with a vacuum brush attachment to keep the dust off. It's worth the extra care to keep them performing.

Big time. That thermal insulation barrier isn't just marketing fluff. It acts like a shield against cold drafts in the winter and blocks baking heat in the summer. A lot of people tell us their bedroom temperature feels much more stable after hanging these, which is great for your sleep quality (and your energy bill).

It's about specialization. A single piece of thick fabric can't do it all. By bonding velvet, a blackout liner, a thermal barrier, and sound-damping felt, these curtains attack the problem from every angle. One layer kills the light, one absorbs the echo, and one reflects the heat. It's a complete system working together, not just a heavy piece of cloth.