where can I buy extra wide drapes that I can see in person

last year

We have very wide windows 113 inches wide and they need to be blackout as the sunrise is incredibly strong. But I am having such a hard time, as I want something soft and maybe textured like linen in a light gray or beige. But it is so hard. I spent all day on Amazon and is there two but they are fake linen (no actual texture). The house is all windows so don’t want to go broke with it but also need some window coverings and I am ready to give up. Will add a video in comments to give a better visual.

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bturner12
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last year
Here is a video sorry my kid took it so a little fast
bturner12
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last year
Sorry looks like there is no ability to upload videos
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Sammie J
last year
We got these recently from Amazon - surprisingly nice for the $$. Had free returns. Order several to cover your window.

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BeverlyFLADeziner
last year
If the window is 113" wide, and you expect the drapes to close, then you will need 113" +/- for each side panel. These are probably going to be semi custom drapery panels.

I believe you can get fabric samples of different fabric sent from Half Price Drapes who sell on Amazon. These would be modestly priced drapery panels.

I have other online options, but they will be more expensive. You might consider JC Penney. They used to have a pretty good off the shelf and semi custom drapery department.

If you want rods that keep the sunlight out consider ones like these that curve back to the wall and close the gap.
cubby14
last year
We have curtains from Two Pages Curtains (Liz style) in both our primary bedroom and Dining Room and they are very nice. Good texture and you can order sample books of their fabrics.