DIY Blackout Travel Curtain – Cut-to-Fit Suction Cup Shade

Why this actually blocks 100% of light

A jumbo sheet that fits any window

The 300 x 145 cm fabric gives you room to cover wide openings, unusual angles, and irregular shapes. The included ruler and templates make the first cut easier to judge.

Blocks light, not just dims it

The matte woven blackout fabric creates a fully darkened surface over the opening. The before-and-after screen comparison shows the difference between bright glare and a readable dark screen.

Mounts in minutes, no damage

Hook-and-loop adhesive tabs and double-sided tape hold the sheet across the window without drilling or nails. Clean, dry surfaces give the mounting pieces their best grip.

Packs down to fit your bag

The included portable storage bag keeps the folded sheet and its accessories together. Pack it for hotel stays, road trips, nursery setups, or temporary rooms.

A lot of coverage in one kit

• 300 x 145 cmtotal fabric size
• 16 pairshook-and-loop adhesive tabs
• 16 piecesdouble-sided tape strips
• 150 cmincluded cutting ruler

Cut it, stick it, done in minutes

1. 1
   Measure the opening

   Check the full window area, including the edges where light usually slips through. Use the 150 cm ruler to map the dimensions.

2. 2
   Trace the shape

   Lay out the sheet and use the included templates for curved, angled, or unusual openings. Mark the cut line before trimming.

3. 3
   Cut the fabric

   Cut along your marks to create a close-fitting blackout panel. A careful first measurement gives the cleanest coverage.

4. 4
   Clean and mount

   Wipe the frame dry, then apply the hook-and-loop tabs and double-sided tape. Press the fabric into place and check the edges.

5. 5
   Fold and store

   After use, fold the sheet flat and return it with the mounting pieces to the portable bag.

Everything you need, packed in one bag

• Blackout curtain sheet×1

  Large cut-to-fit matte woven fabric

• Portable storage bag×1

  Keeps the sheet and accessories together

• Adhesive hook-and-loop tabs×16 pairs

  Temporary mounting support

• Double-sided tape×16 pieces

  Additional mounting support

• Cutting ruler×1 x 150 cm

  For measuring and marking the fabric

• Shape templatesIncluded

  Guides for irregular window outlines

A better answer to bright rooms

1. 1
   The 5am wake-up call

   Hotel curtains leave edge gaps, rental blinds let sunrise through, and a sleep mask slips away before morning. The result is another trip that starts tired.

2. 2
   One sheet, cut to your window

   Measure the opening, trace the shape, and cut the matte blackout fabric to match. Adhesive hook-and-loop tabs and double-sided tape make the fix straightforward.

3. 3
   Dark by design, wherever you are

   The woven blackout surface blocks incoming light instead of merely softening it. Use it in a hotel, nursery, rental bedroom, or beside a sunny desk.

4. 4
   Ready for the next trip

   Fold the sheet, return the mounting pieces to the bag, and keep the whole setup ready for the next room. The blackout solution travels with you instead of staying behind.

Pack it up, use it again next trip

• Fold flat

  Follow the original folds instead of loosely balling up the fabric.

• Keep it dry

  Store the sheet and mounting pieces dry before placing them in the bag.

• Protect the accessories

  Keep the ruler, templates, tabs, and tape together for the next setup.

• Clean the frame

  Use a clean, dry mounting surface each time you attach the sheet.

Big enough to cover almost anything

Measure the window before cutting. Leave enough fabric to cover the edges and prevent light leaks.

Better than tape, towels, or panels that don't fit