Thermal insulation
The honeycomb cells slow heat transfer at the glass.
Interior
A honeycomb cell structure reduces heat loss and softens sound in the room.

What does it do?
Honeycomb blinds are made from a layered fabric with air pockets running through its cross section. These pockets create an insulating buffer between glass and room, helping to keep heat in during winter and out in summer.
The honeycomb cells slow heat transfer at the glass.
The layered structure reduces reverberation within the room.
Folded, it takes up very little space and leaves the view clear.
Cover eye level while still letting light in from above.
Why this system?
Motorised Honeycomb Blinds stands out in the situations below. We can assess whether it suits your space during a site visit.
Helps reduce heating and cooling loads in rooms with large areas of glass.
Blackout honeycomb fabric controls both light and heat.
With a pleated mechanism, it can be fitted to inclined and specially shaped windows.
In real spaces

Technical overview
Final dimensions, fabric and motor specifications are planned after a site visit. These are the points we discuss when making a decision.
Frequently asked questions
The honeycomb cells create a layer of still air between glass and room, slowing heat transfer. The benefit depends on the glazing type, façade orientation and number of fabric layers.
With blackout honeycomb fabric, it blocks most of the light.
We recommend dusting with a vacuum on a low setting, or light surface cleaning with a slightly damp cloth.
Is this system right for you?
We can see whether Motorised Honeycomb Blinds suits your space during a free site visit.
Arrange a site visit