Blackout curtains can be classified according to their blackout effects and materials. Here are several common blackout curtains and their effects:
1. Coated blackout curtains: This type of curtain makes the curtain fabric tighter by applying a blackout pigment on the fabric, which prevents sunlight or ultraviolet rays from coming in. It has a good blackout effect, but there may be some irritating odors.
2. Linen blackout curtains: Linen-type blackout fabric has a good drape and can be made directly into curtains. Its overall texture is heavy and can block the light outside, allowing people to get a better rest.
3. Blackout curtains made of printed cloth: This material uses transfer printing or coating to directly dye the colored prints on the fabric to make printed curtains with blackout effects. It has a good blackout effect and a variety of printing styles are available.
4. Flame-retardant blackout curtains: The material of this curtain is similar to an insulator, and the entire material is silver. It can block light well and has a certain flame retardant effect, making it safer to use.
5. Jacquard blackout curtains: Through professional design, various patterns can be woven. This type of curtain can not only achieve the effect of blackout, but also can be made into different blackout curtain styles.
The advantages of blackout curtains include good blackout effect, strong heat insulation and decorative properties. They can block most of the ultraviolet radiation, block the heat radiation of the outside sun, and create a comfortable home environment. However, blackout curtains may also have some disadvantages, such as the additional coating on the surface of chemical blackout curtains may have a pungent smell, and there may even be excessive toluene, which affects people's lives.
