CatalogueBlackout Panels

Fig. A

130 cm

130 × 198 cm · suction, no drill

198 cm

Photos with first batch · Sep 2026

Fig. A — Interior glass, suction mount. Panel about 130 × 198 cm.

Fig. A

Awkward Blackout Panels

A no-drill suction panel for a rented bedroom pane, about 130 × 198 cm. It cuts afternoon daylight after a night shift. It is not a sleep mask, and it is not 100% blackout.

Single panel
£39
Dual pack
£69

GBP · awkwardco.com · Packed in Ireland

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What it is

Night work and small rooms collide at the window. These panels sit on the glass with suction, so you are not asking a landlord for permission to put screws in a uPVC frame.

A single panel covers a typical bedroom sash at about 130 × 198 cm. Two panels cover a wider bay, or a room with two problem windows. They knock the daylight back. Street lamps, frame gaps, and a badly sealed meeting rail will still leak a little light — that is a window, not a studio.

Use them as the room-side layer. If you have curtains, leave them. If you do not, this is the reversible kit.

Measured

Mount
No-drill suction
Size
About 130 × 198 cm per panel
Packs
Single or dual
Fit
Interior glass; reversible
Price
£39 single / £69 dual

In the box

  • Blackout panel(s) at about 130 × 198 cm each
  • Suction mounts for interior glass
  • A one-sheet fit note — no drill list

Who it is for

  • Night and rotating shifts in a room that still gets Irish daylight at 4 p.m.
  • Bedsits and boxes you do not own, where drilling a uPVC frame is a row.
  • A second window or a bay — that is the dual pack.

It does

  • No-drill suction mounting
  • About 130 × 198 cm per panel
  • Single (£39) or dual pack (£69)
  • Made for rented glass, not a nursery blackout tent

It does not

  • Not a sleep mask or wearable
  • Not a medical sleep aid
  • Not a claim of 100% blackout
  • Not a drilled-in blind system

How to use it

  1. Clean the glass. Dust kills suction.
  2. Offer the panel up, press the cups, and check the meeting rail.
  3. Expect some leak at the frame. Pair with existing curtains if you have them.
  4. To move house: peel, pack flat, do not leave holes because there are none.

Straight answers

Is this a sleep mask?
No. It is a panel for the glass. You still have a face. We do not sell wearables or sleep-clinic kit.
Will the room go 100% dark?
No, and we will not print that. Panels cut the main hit of daylight. Frames, letterbox gaps, and sodium lamps still exist.
Single or dual?
One typical bedroom sash: single at £39. Two windows, or a wide bay: dual at £69. The Night Shift Starter pairs a single with the sill kit.

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