Fireside Floral Foamback Tab Top Thermal Insulated Drapery
Fireside Floral Tab Top Foamback Thermal Insulated Drapery
Our Hotel Quality Line
Heavyweight 100% cotton face fabric
7 ounce Heavyweight Duck Cloth
With an insulated durable foam back lining
In the winter - keeps out the cold
In the summer - keeps in cool air conditioning
Thermal curtains will keep you warm this winter.
Thermal insulated window treatments will help keep your heating costs low this year
Helps to keep out light
Dry cleaning recommended
MADE in the U.S.A. Buy American Products
78" wide to the pair (2 x 39" panels per pair)
3" bottom hems - 7 tabs per panel
3.5" Long Tabs(Stated length includes 3.5" tabs)
Colorways: Linen or Sage Green background with rose, wine,and gold floral buds accented with contrasting green leaves
Sizing Tip Measure your window frame width. Add 2" on either side for hardware placement. For proper fullness, panels and/or top treatments should measure 2-3 times the width of your window.
Use a decorative metal or wood curtain rod set for a great window treatment
About Thermal Curtains
If you live in a colder climate, you know how important thermal curtains can be for insulating a home. A cost effective alternative to most other heating solutions, curtains are a relatively minimal one-time investment. They can keep your home cozy and warm throughout the harsh winter months without sending your heating bill through the roof.
Bedbathstore.com is the Leading Resource for Thermal Curtains
Never mind the brutal cold of mid-winter. It's nothing compared to the heating bill you get come February or March. The winter months are notoriously tough on the pocketbook as utility bills rise and we all struggle to keep warm. Although financial planning can ease the sting of the winter bill cycle, there are a number of effective strategies you can use to keep heating costs under control.
Keep Cozy
Thermal curtains are among the more useful tools for keeping a house warm. More than five times as effective at insulating compared to a conventional curtain, they use thermodynamics to keep heat locked in. Windows are a major source of heat loss, because the panes conduct high-energy heat away from the house and toward the low energy region of the outdoors. This problem is amplified by deteriorating frames and window casings that allow pockets of cold air to seep in.
A thermal curtain uses insulating material to create a barrier designed to block this process. They can be made from scratch, but these days, it is just as easy and cost effective to purchase them at bedbathstore.com. Our Insulated Curtains are a professional-grade product that will really do the trick during the worst months of winter.
