Blackout Linen Curtains 50x120 (2)

Updated August 25, 2026

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Lot number	105
Auction	Thursday Liquidation Auction - Birmingham, AL - 08/27/26
Date	August 27, 2026 at 6:00 PM CDT
Auction house	Bid Llama
Location	Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Condition: New - Open Box In Packaging?: Yes Assembly Required?: No Damaged?: No Functional?: Yes Missing Parts?: No Brand: 100% Blackout Shield Color: Burl | Faux Linen UPC: X004ISJCVJ 100% Blackout Curtains: Our Blackout Curtains ensure a completely dark room, isolate noise and protect privacy. These room darkening curtains can block 100% sunlight.Heavy duty curtains keep heat indoors in winter and discharge heat in summer, thereby reducing cooling and heating costs , While protecting your furniture, floors and artwork from the sun damage Curtains can be styled in muliple ways: Back Tab, Hook Belt, Rod pocket, Clip Ring(Hooks and Rings are NOT Included) and Track System. 8 back loops per panel, 3" rod pocket top fits rod with a diameter not exceeding 1.6" and makes the maximum coverage of windows, the belt sewn on the back for your own hooks allows for quick and easy installation Linen Look Fabric: These curtains&drapes are crafted from soft and draped textured linen look fabric with 100% blackout coating. Linen blackout curtains will bring more vintage and classic visual look, Softness and drape blackout curtains create a relaxed and fashionable home environment Packaging Includes: 2 pieces of heavy-duty blackout curtains are included.Each Drape measures width 50x120 length (Inches),total curtains width are 100 inches. Please check the Size Guide before purchasing, measure your window width and height in advance to achieve the desired decorative and functional effect Easy Care: Machine washable in cold water, use only non-chlorine bleach when needed, no color fading, wrinkle resistant, warm ironing or steam clean if necessary.

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