Custom Heavyweight Linen Blackout Roman Shades | Diycurtain
Designed for interiors that benefit from stronger light control, substantial texture, and a more structured appearance, this heavyweight blackout linen-blend fabric combines a dense hand feel with a refined woven finish and dependable everyday performance.
Crafted from 90% polyester and 10% linen, the fabric offers a balanced combination of durability, structure, and textured softness. Its approximate 1000 g/m²(GSM) weight gives the material a noticeably substantial feel and fuller drape, helping Roman shades maintain a clean, defined, and tailored appearance.
The blackout construction is designed to substantially reduce incoming light and provide enhanced privacy, creating a darker and more comfortable interior environment. It is particularly well suited for bedrooms, nurseries, media rooms, and other spaces where stronger light control is preferred.
With its dense woven texture and understated visual character, the fabric pairs well with wood, stone, upholstered furnishings, and neutral interior palettes. Its heavier construction adds depth and presence to the window while maintaining a refined, architectural look.
- Blackout Fabric: Dense, opaque construction helps significantly reduce incoming light.
- Bamboo-Inspired Back Texture: Adds subtle texture and dimension to the reverse side.
- Two-Tone Appearance: Different front and back colors provide added visual interest.
- Refined Linen-Blend Texture: Offers a soft woven surface, substantial feel, and elegant drape.
- Structured Roman Folds: Designed to stack neatly for a clean, tailored appearance.
- Durable Construction: The blended fabric provides good shape retention and dependable everyday performance.
Stack height varies by shade size, fabric, fold style, and mounting method. It is typically about 9–14 inches; taller shades may require a larger stack.
How Do I Measure for an Outside-Mount Roman Shade?
For window frames with a depth of less than 2":
- Measure the full window width, including the moulding, then add ½ inch.
- Measure the full window height, including the moulding, then add 3 inches.
Do I Need to Subtract ⅜ Inch for an Inside Mount?
Yes. For a window casing width of 40", order a shade width of 39⅝" by subtracting ⅜" from the measured width.
How should I adjust the width for an inside mount?
For a manually measured inside mount, subtract 3/8 inch from the smallest opening width before entering your order width. Do not subtract from the height.
What Minimum Window Depth Is Required for an Inside Mount?
For window depths at least 2.5"