DecibelControl™ 3-in-1 Soundproof Curtain | Noise Reduction | Thermal Insulation | 100% Blackout | Patented Technology | Velvet | Grommet | 52" W x 63" L | Black - Deep Black MC710

Bought this product for reduce the sound from a four lane, divided highway located 3,000 feet from my bedroom double pane window. This is about the best product you are going to find for this purpose in a curtain. It did provide a reduction in road noise in my application, however be forwarded. The end result is slight. This curtain knocks it out of the park as a blackout curtain, however in order to get closer to the sound reduction I wanted I had to combine it with cellular shades. The sound of the roadway is still there, but muted. I'm not a sound engineer, so I can't tell you the dB reduction. I'm studiously using my ear to judge. Make sure you buy one with a long enough length that it adds plenty of folds across your window. More folds reduces the sound more. Hope this helps.

Excellent, well made product. When there was a shipping problem the vendor jumped in immediately and took care of the situation. Not only beautiful curtains, but also a pleasant, reliable company to work with.

We moved to a new apartment and unknown to us were that it is close to railroad tracks. So we get those lovely train horns required by Federal law to sound the horn when they approach a road crossing. It helps save lives so I get it, it's good to do. I did extensive research and options to deal with blocking sound coming through windows. Options range from a couple hundred such as this to, a thousand for transparent inserts, to several thousands to replacing windows. We rent so it made no sense to spend anything we can't take with us so we settled on the curtains. Do these relatively inexpensive curtains work a miracle and block all sounds? I wish. Do they help slightly? Definitely yes. I think given how our windows are, the curtains couldn't cover the whole window and more sound than not goes through the uncovered parts. There is a reduction of sound where the curtain does cover so it really does work. We could spend a little bit more money buying a few things to cover some of the uncovered areas but we decided to just leave it as-is. So do I recommend this? Yes. It really does reduce sound. As a whole given our window configuration, it was a small improvement and we were happy with that. it's better than nothing and we didn't have to spend a ton of time and money on the rental apartment we live in. We can take these curtains with us and use them else where in the future. If you are in a similar situation, these are probably your best bet. I think depending on your window/curtain setup, it could reduce more sound than what we experienced because we had a gap we didn't cover.

Beautiful and high quality curtains that go a long way for blocking out light and noise.

these are high quality curtains. very well made and the velvet outer layer is both tasteful and functional. i think these will be long lasting and nicely aesthetic curtains because of the construction quality. highly recommend.

It is a thick curtain which you can thread through a tension rod the size of a shower curtain rod. Would have liked it to be thicker / more effective at sound deadening. I used it with another sound blanket. Together they are adequate but not great. Better than nothing.

I am using in a music studio to reduce reverberations between a wall and glass window. I just received a curtain rod so I am yet to install and will update after I do.

We bought two curtains and hung them on one 4' rod across a corridor to try to dampen a noisy washing machine. There are nice serpentine folds that I was hoping would mitigate sound of the washing machine. They are very nice looking, but provide only minimal sound deadening, much less effective than I was hoping for. Not worth the cost.