Honeycomb Blinds
Fabric cells in honeycomb window shades trap air. Double honeycomb blinds use two cell layers, while fabrics vary in how they filter natural light.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
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About Honeycomb Blinds products
ArchiPro’s hand-curated catalogue of blinds has been specially chosen to only include products from reputable suppliers in Australia. By bringing together products from suppliers across Australia, ArchiPro provides you with an extensive range of honeycomb blinds available, so you’re sure to find the right ones for you. If you’re looking for single, double, vertical or horizontal honeycomb blinds, ours represent the best of the best.
Single layered
Honeycomb blinds have two layers of fabric or paper pressed together into tubes. These tubes look like honeycomb from the side, hence the name. This cellular construction is also referred to as honeycomb shades.
Double layered
Double honeycomb blinds have three layers of material pressed together instead of one, which forms a double layer of honeycomb. This provides both structural support and increased thermal insulation.
Vertical cells
Vertical honeycomb blinds have the seams between honeycombs running vertically, so the blinds can be pulled to the side. These are useful for floor to ceiling windows and patio doors.
Horizontal cells
Horizontal honeycomb blinds are similar to vertical cellular blinds but run horizontally. This allows them to be stacked upwards when opened in a more traditional manner.
Insulating
Although all honeycomb blinds have insulating properties, some are specifically designed with insulation in mind. These have heat reflective layers inside them to stop warmth from passing through the blind. Blackout honeycomb blinds can suit bedrooms and other rooms where reducing incoming light is a priority.
The advantages of high-quality honeycomb blinds
High-quality honeycomb blinds are made of better materials, and so are more effective at both filtering light and insulating the room.
Higher quality materials also allow the blinds to be more resistant to wear and tear, increasing the lifetime of your blinds. In particular, it’s important that paper honeycomb blinds be made of durable, humidity-resistant paper, or else they will tear and distort over time.
How to choose honeycomb blinds that are right for you
Top down blinds can provide privacy across the lower part of a window while allowing daylight through the upper section.
You’ll first want to ensure that you have the correct measurements for the door or window that is going to have blinds installed. Most honeycomb blinds are custom made, so having the exact measurements is important. Another important factor is the opacity and quality of the fabric. This will impact the privacy and insulation that the blinds provide. For instance, a sheer fabric will allow more light into the room and be more breathable than a thicker/darker fabric choice. Getting in touch with one of ArchiPro’s trusted suppliers in Australia, is also a great thing to do for some professional advice on this and the installation process. A great alternative to honeycomb blinds is venetian blinds which provide superior light control, versatile style options, affordability, easy maintenance, and a timeless aesthetic. Add blind accessories to optimise the performance and aesthetics of your window blinds. Additional options for blinds include Roman blinds, vertical blinds, roller blinds or shutters.