Bedlam Glow in the Dark Eyelet Single Panel Door Curtain - Grey


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This guide is for parents and guardians looking to add a festive and functional touch to their children's rooms. The Bedlam Glow in the Dark Eyelet Single Panel Door Curtain offers a unique glow-in-the-dark Halloween design and practical room-darkening benefits, easily hung thanks to its eyelet style. Be aware that it's sold as a single panel, so consider purchasing two for complete window or door coverage.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | GlowintheDarkEyeletSinglePanelCurtain |
| Brand | Bedlam |
The glow-in-the-dark effect requires exposure to light to 'charge' and will gradually fade after a few hours in complete darkness. The intensity and duration depend on how much light it absorbed.
The curtain is fully lined, which significantly helps in blocking out light and darkening a room. While not 100% blackout, it provides excellent room darkening for sleep and privacy.
The Bedlam Glow in the Dark Eyelet Single Panel Door Curtain is sold individually as a single panel. To cover a standard window, you would typically need to purchase two panels.
You will need a standard curtain rod that can comfortably pass through the eyelets. Most common rod diameters (e.g., 28mm or 35mm) should be suitable, but always check the inner diameter of the eyelets if precise measurement is critical.
To maximize the glow, ensure the curtain is exposed to direct natural sunlight or strong artificial light (like a bright lamp) for several hours during the day before it gets dark. The more light absorbed, the brighter and longer the glow will be.
Yes, while featuring a Halloween print, its room-darkening and insulating properties make it functional year-round. The fun design can be enjoyed at any time, adding character to a child's room.
Ensure the curtain has been exposed to sufficient light (natural sunlight or bright artificial light) during the day. The glow effect is temporary and will fade over time in darkness.
Iron on a low temperature setting, but only iron the reverse side of the curtain to protect the glow-in-the-dark print. A steamer can also be used carefully on the reverse.
While fully lined for light blocking, some light may escape around the edges. Ensure the curtain rod extends sufficiently beyond the window frame and the curtain is wide enough to cover the entire opening when closed. Consider adding a second panel for wider windows.
Make sure the curtain rod is level and securely installed. Evenly distribute the fabric between each eyelet to create uniform pleats and a balanced hang.