Cellular Blinds Explained
Cellular blinds trap air inside their honeycomb pockets, which helps keep rooms cooler in summer and warmer in winter. Here is why so many homes in Ohio and nearby states are switching.
If you have ever stood near a window in January and felt the cold coming through the glass, you already know why cellular blinds are popular. They are made from a honeycomb shaped fabric with small air pockets inside. Those pockets slow down heat moving in and out of the room. The result is a home that feels more comfortable all year, and often a lower energy bill too.
What Our Customers Say
We put cellular blinds on every window facing the street. The bedroom stays much cooler on hot afternoons, and the fabric gives us privacy without making the room feel dark. Best home upgrade we made this year.
Choosing the Right Cellular Blind
Cellular blinds come in single cell and double cell styles. Double cell gives more insulation and works well for large windows or rooms that get direct sun. You can also pick between light filtering and blackout fabric. Light filtering lets a soft glow into the room while still blocking the view from outside. Blackout is the better choice for bedrooms and media rooms. Our team can show you samples during your home visit so you can see how each fabric looks in your own space before you decide.