Honeycomb Shades

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What are Honeycomb Blinds?

Honeycomb Blinds, additionally known as cellular shades, are uniquely designed with hexagonal air pocket cells that trap heat and keep your home cool and comfortable.

Honeycomb shades are also gaining popularity with their uniquely designed systems, like the acclaimed Top-Down Bottom-Up system, which caters to many different usages.

Its various colours & materials easily match the interior styles of your home.

Key Characteristics

✓ Heat Insulation
✓ Noise Reduction
✓ Slim Profile
✓ Various Control Systems

The Different Systems of Honeycomb Blinds

Bottom Up

The most basic HoneyComb blind system. Operates similarly to roller shades but with the added benefits of the Honey Comb Design, such as heat insulation and noise dampening. Draw up & down with a cord pulley system.

Top-Down Bottom-Up

This unique system allows the top to be opened, offering maximum flexibility and light control. Easily position the blinds based on your preference. Fulfilling your privacy needs while still providing you access to natural soft light.

Dual Shade

Grant your home the best of both worlds! The Dual Shade system combines blackout & sheer materials to provide enjoyable daytime sheer view and nighttime privacy!

Benefits of Honeycomb Shades

Keep Heat Out

On warm days, the design of Honeycomb blind cells allow it to trap hot air in the hollow pockets, cooling your home by a few degrees. Likewise, it keeps the cold air from air conditioners from escaping your room at a slower rate, effectively saving electrical costs.

Sound Dampening

Blackout variations of the Honeycomb Shades have foil backed lining in their cellular pockets. This lining not only provides the blackout effect and added privacy, but also provide an additional barrier to unwanted noise generated from outside. These are one of the best noise reduction options for window blinds. However, if higher reduction is needed, thick curtains may work better.

Space Saving

Less space needed on your ceiling to mount Honeycomb Blinds as their head box profile is slimmer than other typical blinds and curtains. This is made possible by the way the shades folds when drawn, and are great for window areas that are short on space.