Students Dormitory Bunk Bed Tent Curtain Lightproof Dustproof Cloth Canopy Spread Blackout Curtains Mosquito Protection Screen Net(only Cloths)

With two boys with a 6'5 year age gap sharing a bedroom there is always going to be issues. Throw in the fact that the eldest one is 18 and has ASD and you have a rollercoaster ride. The boys' bunk bed consists of a single top bunk, and a double bottom bunk, and privacy was a problem. This handy curtain means that the light from the bigger one's phone / laptop / whatever gadget he's playing on doesn't disturb the pre-tween. It also acts as the teen's "safe" zone, and helps with his sensory issues. The material is NOT black-out material and is thin but it does what it needs to do. It's a P.I.T.A to fit, as it's a bit fiddley but easy enough when you get the jist of it.

My daughter has this around her bunk bed and she loves it. The eyelets are easy to break but thats only because shes young and too rough with it. it looks great and is fun to have. I would recommend...if your kid is gently !!

The biggest load of rubbish i jave ever bought. Its nothing bit a piece of material cut with shaped scissors, edges are frayed. A length of thin rope again falling apart on the ends! I would strongly recommend no one purchases this!!

Very nice curtain, easy to put up and take down to wash.Unexpectedly very large and spans across a long area.

The material is a lot thinner than expected and as you can see on the second picture a lot of light still comes through. But the size is perfect and my daughter still loves it so we will keep it there.

A bit thin but he loves it.

Ordered 2 packs of 2. Both packs were different material to each other. One set more peachy feel one set thicker material. Couple flaws with stitching that I sorted. Wasn’t sending back because of that as little guy loves them for his den and took me ages to attach properly with a thin curtain rod. Unfortunately I’ve never seen them glow in dark like they are meant to

Does what it says on the bag literally