Blackout Blind – Block 100% Light, Sleep Deeper Instantly

Yes. Our blackout blind uses a dual-layer system — a high-density black fabric layer to absorb light and a reflective silver PU layer to stop sunlight at the source. Together, they create full darkness, even with strong morning sun, street lights, or skylights.

Absolutely. Complete darkness supports deeper REM cycles, reduces early-morning waking, and helps your body relax naturally. Many customers report better quality sleep from the very first night, especially shift workers, hot sleepers, and parents with young children.

Adorearth blackout blinds outperform alternatives because they offer:

True 100% light block, not partial shade

Thicker, premium Oxford material

Double-layer insulation to keep rooms cooler

DIY cut-to-fit sizing for ANY window

Reusable adhesive pads that don’t peel, sag, or leave residue

Cheaper options often still glow, wrinkle, or melt in heat. Ours don’t.

Yes. The reflective silver layer significantly reduces heat entering your room. Customers use it to:

Keep sun-facing rooms cooler

Reduce afternoon heat

Improve sleep comfort during summer

Reduce air-conditioning usage

It works like a thermal barrier.

Very. No tools, drilling, or wall damage. Every blind includes:

• A tape measure
  
• A marker pen
  
• Strong adhesive pads
  
  Just cut to size, peel, and stick. Most customers install it in under 5 minutes.

No. The pads are strong enough to stay fixed but gentle enough to remove cleanly. They are ideal for rentals, temporary setups, or people who don’t want drilling holes.

Yes — that’s one of its biggest advantages. The extra-large 300 × 145 cm sheet can be cut to fit:

• Standard windows
  
• Large windows
  
• Small windows
  
• Arched windows

• Round windows
  
• Skylights
  
• 
  Caravan windows
  
• 
  Conservatory roof windows
  

It’s fully customisable.

Definitely. Each blind comes with a storage bag and folds without creasing. Perfect for:

• Hotels
  
• Holidays
  
• Airbnbs
  
• Caravans
  
• Temporary accommodation
  
• Shift-worker sleep setups
  

You can take your “dark room” anywhere.