Quilted Black Back Thermal Grommet Curtains

A plain fabric face and black diamond-quilted reverse give this padded curtain a substantial, structured appearance. The quilting organizes the inner construction into regular sections, while metal grommets support broad folds on a compatible rod. The design can be evaluated for windows, doorway coverage and room separation where a heavier fabric barrier is desired. Light blocking and thermal performance must be verified on the selected finished construction.

Shaoxing Yingkuo Textile Co., Ltd. (EAGLEKO HOME TEXTILE) can review face fabric, filling, backing and quilting specifications as one finished curtain program. Buyers can compare single-panel doorway formats with paired window sets, then coordinate labels, packing and installation information for each SKU. One-stop sourcing also supports purchasing these curtains alongside sheers, cushion covers and other home textiles. Sample approval establishes the material build and performance target, while customization scope, minimum quantities and lead times are confirmed through quotation.

Bedroom Window Coverage — Evaluate the layered panel and installed edge coverage against the required light-control target.

Interior Doorway Coverage — Use a measured single-panel format where the curtain will not obstruct door operation or the required passage.

Living Room Windows — Combine a solid face with heavier folds for winter-oriented interior collections.

Hallway Separation — Assess a movable fabric divider for suitable interior openings with a secure, load-rated rod.

E-commerce Sales — Show both surfaces, the filled cross-section and the precise panel count for each size option.

Home Furnishing Retail — Explain the difference between paired window sets and wider single-panel doorway formats.

Wholesale Seasonal Ranges — Build a controlled selection of colors and sizes with approved construction and packaging specifications.

Quilted Reverse Structure — Diamond stitching organizes the black backing into a regular padded surface.

Plain Decorative Face — A solid-color front allows the layered construction to fit understated interiors.

Multiple Opening Formats — The listed range includes standard-width panels and wider single-panel options.

Grommet Suspension — Metal rings provide a direct rod-hanging format subject to clearance and load checks.

Single or Pair Packaging — Selected sizes appear in both one-panel and two-panel packs for different merchandising needs.

Layer Specification Control — Face, backing, filling and seam details can be reviewed together during sample development.

Coordinated SKU Planning — The size and pack range can be translated into distinct labels and cartons to reduce picking errors.

Q1: Which size and pack combinations are visible in the supplied screenshots?
A: Nine combinations are shown, using height x width in centimetres per panel: 200 x 140 in packs of 1 and 2; 210 x 140 in packs of 1 and 2; 210 x 200 in a pack of 1; 220 x 140 in packs of 1 and 2; 240 x 140 in a pack of 1; and 240 x 200 in a pack of 1. These are reference options, not a confirmed EAGLEKO stock list.

Q2: Are all four visible colors available in every listed size?
A: The screenshots do not establish a complete color-by-size matrix. Grey is named, while the other visible swatches appear light beige, taupe and sage green; their official names need confirmation. The single-panel view also shows an unnamed light swatch. Confirm each color, size and pack combination individually before publishing a full range or placing an order.

Q3: How should the layers and filling be specified before approving this curtain?
A: Request the composition of the face, black backing and filling separately, together with the joining method and quilting construction. The reference uses a polycotton label but gives no blend ratio. Review a physical cross-section and a finished panel, and agree on the material specification rather than assuming the general label describes every layer.

Q4: What tests are useful when a filled curtain is promoted for thermal performance?
A: Define whether the intended claim concerns the fabric assembly or a complete installed opening. Agree with the laboratory on suitable thermal testing and the relevant sample conditions; installed gaps and air movement also affect results. Do not derive energy-saving percentages, temperature reductions or draught sealing from the curtain’s thickness or promotional images.

Q5: How can quilting consistency and filling stability be checked?
A: Record diamond dimensions, stitch quality, filling distribution and edge enclosure on the approved sample. Inspect for unfilled areas, seam puckering and shifting after handling and the proposed wash cycle. Compare the panel hanging and flat so quilting tension does not create uneven edges or distort the finished drop.

Q6: Which mounting checks matter for a heavier padded grommet curtain?
A: Confirm the finished panel weight and select a rod, brackets and fixings suitable for that load and wall substrate. Trial ring clearance on the actual rod; the reference states an approximately 4 cm inner diameter. Check stack-back space and passage clearance, particularly for wide single panels where gathered fabric may occupy a substantial part of an opening.

Q7: How should the panel height and doorway clearance be defined?
A: The reference describes measuring from the upper grommet area; obtain a drawing that identifies the exact datum and installed rod position. Specify the intended hem clearance after hanging and conditioning. For doorways, check handles, door swing and access requirements; the curtain should not be treated as a sealed door or a fire-rated partition.

Q8: How can care instructions and pack design protect the padded construction?
A: Test the complete assembly under the proposed care routine, checking layer shrinkage, filling recovery, backing condition and grommet attachment. Trial package compression and storage, then inspect for persistent creases or flattened filling. Confirm drying guidance and pack volume from the selected construction before setting care labels, carton quantities and shipping estimates.