Every other blind stops light. A honeycomb stops heat as well, because the cell holds a pocket of still air between the room and the glass. On a west-facing window in July that is the difference between an AC that cycles and one that never stops.
Specification
| Structure | Single cell or double cell (better insulation) |
|---|---|
| Opacity | Light filtering or full blackout fabric |
| Top-down bottom-up | Available — privacy at eye level, light above |
| Control | Cordless, side chain or motorised |
| Best rooms | West and south-facing rooms, bedrooms, nurseries |
| Lead time | 5–9 working days |
| Installed from | QAR 290 per sqm |
Why people choose it
- Best thermal performance of any blind type
- Blackout cell fabric available for bedrooms
- Top-down bottom-up option for privacy plus daylight
- Very compact stack when fully raised
Frequently asked questions
Do honeycomb blinds really cut cooling cost?
They measurably reduce heat gain through glass. The effect is biggest on single-glazed, west-facing windows in summer, and smallest on shaded or double-glazed north-facing ones.
Single or double cell?
Double cell for the hottest windows and for bedrooms you want quiet as well as cool. Single cell everywhere else — it is thinner, cheaper and still insulates well.
What is top-down bottom-up?
The blind can be lowered from the top as well as raised from the bottom, so you can cover the lower half of the window for privacy while daylight still comes over the top.
Get a price for Honeycomb / cellular blinds
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