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Thermal
Thick velvet
Quilted lining
Summary
- Color
- Black
- Fixing type
- Size
- Weight
- /panel
- 665 g/m²
- panel
- Shipping
- Free
- Total
- 106,00€
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How do I choose my size?
Two measurements are all you need: the width of your rod and the height. Standard sizes or made to measure, to the dimensions you enter.
The width of your rod
Measure your rod from end cap to end cap. Without a rod, allow the window width plus 30 cm (12 in), 15 cm (6 in) on each side. Fit the rod 15 cm (6 in) above the window. Order a total width of 2 to 2.5 times the rod: the full folds trap air and strengthen insulation. For two panels, divide by two. Enter the flat width of each panel: the configurator applies no coefficient.
The height
Measure from the top of the rod down to the floor. The curtains should just brush the floor, or fall 1 to 2 cm (⅜ to ¾ in) onto it for a softer, gentle break. Avoid letting them stop above the floor: the room looks smaller and draughts get through.
Exact-Fit guarantee. A measuring mistake within 30 days, and we remake your curtain free of charge. Order without fear of getting it wrong.
How does the 3-in-1 velvet work?
Three layers against the cold. On the window side, a gray quilted lining faces the glass. On the room side, a thick velvet keeps in the warmth. Between the two, a blackout layer.
Closed, it slows the cold from the glass and keeps the warmth of the heating in the room. It also blacks out the room.
How do I choose my fixing type?
The right choice depends first on your rod. Identify your setup, and the rest follows.
Eyelets ★★★
For: round rod Ø 16-35 mm Even waves, modern look.
Pencil pleat ★★★
For: track or rings with hooks Even pleating, premium finish.
Rod pocket ★★☆
For: thin round rod Threaded straight on, no visible hardware.
Multi-function ★★★
For: all rods Pencil pleat + rod pocket + hooks. You choose on delivery.For maximum blackout, the pencil pleat and the rod pocket close better at the top. Eyelets let a thin trickle of light through around the rings.
Shipping and returns
Complimentary shipping across Europe.
Our curtains are made to order within 1 to 3 weeks, then shipped via Colissimo (5 to 10 business days).
Retours acceptés sous 30 jours. Les rideaux de taille standard se retournent sous 30 jours, dans leur emballage d'origine, non utilisés et non installés.
Sur mesure. Fabriqués à vos dimensions exactes, ils ne sont pas repris. Si le défaut vient de nous, fabrication ou dimensions, on refait votre rideau et on prend tout à notre charge.
Garantie Exact-Fit. Une erreur de mesure dans les 30 jours, on refabrique votre rideau gratuitement.
Features and care
Thermal: up to 9 °C of gain.
Face: thick velvet, 100% polyester.
Back: gray quilted lining, window side.
Weight: 665 g/m².
Blackout: 100%.
Care: machine wash, at 30 °C, delicate cycle.
How do I choose my color?
The true colour, no surprises
#252525
The exact reference for this shade.
Forest Green
Navy blue
Beige
Black
Chocolate
Terracotta
Burgundy
Khaki
Lavender Blue
In winter, the glass is the coldest surface in the room. With the curtain closed, the quilted lining faces it: the cold stays at the glass, and the warmth of the heating stays in your home. Closed at nightfall, wide and long down to the floor, it does its job.
Thermal gain: up to 9 °C. The result depends on the glazing, the exposure and the installation.
Summer/Heat
Winter/Cold
1. Measure the width of your window to find the ideal number of panels
2. Measure the height from the curtain rod to the floor to choose the length
3. Select the size and the number of panels you need
Your questions.
Is a thermal curtain really effective against the cold?
Yes, on two conditions: it covers the whole window, and it is closed when it is cold outside. It does not replace double glazing. It slows the cold from the glass and keeps the warmth in the room. The gain is greatest in front of single glazing or an old window.
Gain: up to 9 °C. In your home, it depends on the glazing, the exposure and the installation.
And with double glazing?
The gain is smaller. Recent double or triple glazing already loses less heat, and the curtain slows a smaller share of it. It keeps its two other roles: cutting off the cold air that flows down the glass, and blacking out the room.
Does velvet really insulate against the cold?
Yes. Its tight pile traps a layer of air, and still air insulates: that is why velvet feels warm. On its own, it is not enough, because the cold comes from the glass. Here, it is backed on the window side by a quilted lining, which faces the cold.
Is it really thick?
Yes. Three layers, each in its place: the tight-pile velvet on the room side, a blackout layer in the center and the quilted lining on the window side. Together, they make a curtain thicker and heavier than velvet alone.
Weight: 665 g/m².
Will it lower my heating bill?
We do not put a figure on savings on your bill: they depend on your home, your windows and your heating. For reference: in a house built before 1974, doors and windows account on average for 14% of heat loss (ADEME, 2026). A curtain only acts on that share, and only when closed.
What we do put a figure on is what the curtain does: up to 9 °C of thermal gain.
Is it effective in summer?
Closed during sunny hours, it slows the heat coming in through the glass, and the cool of the night stays longer in the room. In the evening, open it to air the room.
In summer too: up to 9 °C.
Is it blackout too?
Yes, as well. Thermal and blackout are two functions: one keeps in the warmth, the other stops the light. This one is thermal first. Closed, it also blacks out the bedroom.
Blackout: 100%.
What are the drawbacks of a thermal curtain?
It is heavy: plan on a curtain rod fixed to the wall. It only works when closed, and it must cover the whole window. It replaces neither double glazing nor wall insulation. It must not cover a radiator: the heat would stay behind it. In the morning, a little condensation may form on the glass behind it: open it and wipe.
Can I hang it in front of an entry door?
Yes. Same rule as for a window: the curtain rod extends 15 cm beyond each side, and the curtain is 2 to 2.5 times the width of the curtain rod. Check that the open curtain fully clears the doorway.
I'm worried about getting my measurements wrong.
Our 3-step measuring guide helps you choose the right standard size or enter your dimensions. And the Kurtens Exact-Fit Guarantee (€29.90) covers a free remake if you chose made to measure.
How do I care for it?
Machine wash, at 30 °C, delicate cycle, for both the velvet and the lining.
Complete your interior.
A light-filtering curtain for the day, velvet for the night. Both hang on a double curtain rod.
How it works
Three layers against the cold, and blackout as well. Select what interests you.
In winter, air cools on contact with the glass and falls back into the room. With the curtain closed, the quilted lining forms a screen in front of the glazing: a layer of still air forms between the two, and the thick velvet closes off the room on the inside. The warmth of the heating stays longer in your home. In summer, it is the reverse: closed during sunny hours, it slows the heat that comes through the glass.
Thermal gain: up to 9 °C. The gain in your home depends on the window, its exposure and the area covered.
Why cover the whole window?
The cold gets through at the edges. A curtain that is too narrow or too short lets the cold air from the glass into the room. The curtain rod extends 15 cm beyond each side, and the curtain falls to the floor, without covering the radiator.
When should I close it?
In winter, at nightfall and on days without sun. Open it when the sun shines on the glass: its warmth comes in. In summer, do the reverse: closed during sunny hours.
And with double glazing?
The gain is smaller: the glass already loses less. The curtain keeps its other roles, cutting off the cold air that flows down the glass and blacking out the room.
Velvet is a fabric with a tight pile, standing up across its whole surface. Between these fibers, the air stays still, and still air insulates. On the room side, it keeps in the warmth of the heating and stays soft to the touch.
On its own, velvet is not enough: the cold comes from the glass. Here, it sits in front of a quilted lining that faces the cold. Three layers, a curtain thicker than velvet alone.
Is velvet alone enough?
No. It keeps in the warmth on the room side, but the cold comes in through the glass first. It is the quilted lining, turned toward the window, that faces it.
Does velvet change color with the light?
A little, and that is intentional. Velvet reflects light according to the direction of the pile: the same color looks lighter or deeper depending on the angle and the time of day.
Closed, it also stops the light: a central blackout layer blocks it across the entire surface of the fabric. The bedroom stays dark, even in broad daylight.
Blackout: 100%.
Does light get through at the edges?
That is where the remaining daylight gets through. A curtain wider than the window, mounted as close to the wall as possible, reduces these gaps. That is also where the cold gets through.
