Dunelm shoppers have one month to buy the retailer's "price locked" thermal curtains, priced from £15, with the offer running until December 22. The Berlin Blackout Eyelet Curtains are "trending" on the Dunelm website as the weather turns colder.
Product details and pricing
The curtains are priced from £15 to £35 depending on size, and have been rated 4.6 out of five stars on the website. They come in six different colours, including navy, sage and grey.
According to the product description on the Dunelm website: "Sometimes the best way to keep a room dark is to let the curtains do the talking. The Berlin Blackout Eyelet Curtains are the perfect way to block out light and add a touch of style to your bedroom and living areas."
The description adds: "Finished with a blackout coating to reduce unwanted light, these curtains are made from polyester with a durable and sturdy brushed steel header, making them easy to install. The Berlin Thermal Blackout Eyelet Curtains come in multiple sizes and colours, so you can find the perfect set for any room of your home."
Features and alternatives
Features listed for the curtains include one pair (2x curtain panels), a modern colourway, a brushed steel eyelet header, blackout coating to reduce unwanted light, and multiple sizes available.
Dunelm states it is holding the price on "thousands" of items until at least December 22, so shoppers can buy the curtains at this price without it changing.
For comparison, Argos offers the Habitat Blackout Pencil Pleat Curtains from £16 (depending on size) in seven colours, while Dusk's Herringbone Thermal Blackout Eyelet Curtains are priced at £80 for a W: 168cm x L: 182cm size, with the code "BLACKFRIDAY" giving 20% off for £64 on the smallest size.
Shopper reviews
One Dunelm shopper said: "Very good buy. They look very smart and are very warm when closed. Very happy with my purchase."
A second shopper commented: "Great colour match for my lounge. Making my lounge cosy and warm." A third added: "Lovely thick curtains for the money, very pleased with my purchase." A fourth review read: "As described, complete blackout and keeps so much warmth in."
Some negative reviews mentioned creasing due to packaging, with one reading: "Loved the colour of the curtains but impossible to iron out the creases as they are packed tightly in the packaging they are sold in." Prices for the curtains start from £15 and go up to £45 depending on size.
