Our Products - Eclipse Curtains
WEBA complete hassle-free solution to any window. Our Roman and Roller shades offer versatile options for light blocking and privacy and coordinate with our Eclipse curtains to help you achieve your custom designed window.
About – Eclipse Curtains
WEBEclipse Curtains, the most comprehensive family of functional window coverings to provide privacy, manage light, reduce noise, and help with energy savings.
Absolute Zero + Draft Stopper Collection - Eclipse Curtains
WEBSuperior Light Blocking. Block up to 100% of daylight for the perfect solution for bedrooms, media rooms, or anywhere where lighting could be seen as a distraction.
Our Technologies - Eclipse Curtains
WEBEclipse Curtains, the most comprehensive family of functional window coverings to provide privacy, manage light, reduce noise, and help with energy savings.
Blinds & Shades - Eclipse Curtains
WEBDiscover the timeless beauty of the Eclipse Blinds & Shade Collection. A complete hassle-free solution to any window. Offered with a wide array of colors, textures and patterns, our shades will enhance any room in your home or office.
Draft Stopper Collection - Eclipse Curtains
WEBDraft Stopper Collection. Reclaim your comfort with our fleece bonded lining, which blocks air from drafty windows from entering your living environment.
Hardware – Eclipse Curtains
WEBBuild the ultimate blackout window and block even more light with Eclipse hardware collection. Offering a variety of decorative rods, wrap rods and tension rods to complement your window curtains.
WEBThe Roman Shade (a) can be mounted two ways; either Inside (Ceiling Mount) or Outside (Wall Mount) of your window frame using the provided Brackets (b). You will need to leave 3-5 inches of space from the ends of the Headrail (e) to properly mount the Brackets.
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WEBHelpful Hints before you begin measuring: For the most accurate measurements, only use a steel tape measure. Don’t mix up width and height measurements. Always follow the width by height format (W x H) and mark them as such. Measure to the nearest 1/8 inch. Never round up or down to the nearest half or whole inch. If you’re measuring for more than one window, measure each one individually ...