Honeycomb Blinds
Honeycomb blinds (also called duette or cellular shades) have a unique cell structure that traps an insulating layer of air. They are the best choice when insulation is a priority, saving up to 40% on heat loss.
Options
Cell size
Choose from 25 mm or 45 mm cells. Larger cells insulate better, smaller cells give a finer look.
Top-down / Bottom-up
Open the blind from the top or bottom for flexible light control and privacy.
Day and night fabric
Two fabrics in one blind: transparent during the day and blackout at night.
Electric operation
Electric operation via remote or smart home, also suitable for skylights.
Honeycomb blinds look great combined with
Frequently asked questions
How much energy do honeycomb blinds save?
Honeycomb blinds can prevent up to 40% of heat loss through the window thanks to the insulating air layer in the honeycomb structure. This can noticeably reduce your energy bill, especially with single glazing or older windows.
What is the difference between honeycomb and pleated blinds?
A pleated blind has a single folded fabric layer. A honeycomb blind has two fabric layers forming a honeycomb structure with an insulating air layer between them. Honeycomb therefore insulates significantly better, but is also more expensive.
Which cell size should I choose?
Cells of 25 mm are the most popular choice for standard windows. Cells of 45 mm insulate best and suit large windows.