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Honeycomb blinds
A honeycomb blind is folded so that each pleat forms a sealed cell, and that trapped pocket of air is what makes it the warmest fabric blind we sell. In a single-glazed bay, a north-facing bedroom or a room with a lot of glass, it is a noticeable difference. They also stack down to a very small headrail, so almost nothing sits over the view.
Buying guide: Pleated and honeycomb blinds: fabrics, controls and awkward windows · 8 min read
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Honeycomb blinds
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Explained
Honeycomb blinds, explained
Honeycomb blinds are pleated blinds made from a cellular fabric that forms small air pockets across the window. That structure is why people usually choose them for bedrooms, glazed doors, conservatories and rooms that feel chilly in winter or bright in summer. In this filter you will mostly see true honeycomb fabrics with a neat concertina finish, including plain and blackout options, plus some motorised and door-friendly ranges. A few items appear to be mis-tagged, so it is worth looking at the product photos and description rather than relying on the filter name alone.
Honeycomb blinds suit clean, practical interiors: simple bedrooms, conservatories, modern glazed doors and rooms that need the window to look tidy without heavy dressing.
Best for
- Bedrooms where light control and a softer, insulated feel matter
- Bi-folds, patio doors and other larger glazed areas
- Conservatories and bright rooms that warm up quickly
- Windows where a slim, pleated look suits the opening
- Households considering cordless-style operation or motorisation for awkward spots
Worth knowing
- This filter includes some ranges that do not look like honeycomb blinds at all, including a curtain fabric and a voile-style product
- Top stack and overall neatness depend on the fabric and the window; your advisor will confirm what suits the opening
- For bathrooms, fabric choice matters; ask your advisor to confirm what is suitable for the room
How to choose
- 1
Decide what matters more: light blocking or softer light
Some honeycomb options are aimed at blackout use, while others are better for gentle light filtering. Bedrooms usually lean towards blackout, but living areas and glazed doors often suit a softer fabric that keeps the window feeling lighter through the day.
- 2
Think about the window shape and how often you use it
These blinds are often chosen for doors, conservatories and awkward glazing because the pleated fabric sits neatly and can work well on wider areas. If the blind is going on a frequently used door or a high window, ask about the most practical control option for that position.
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Check the range itself, not just the filter
The sample shows a few products in this filter that appear to belong elsewhere, including a curtain range and a fly screen style product. Use the photos and product wording to confirm you are looking at a true honeycomb blind before shortlisting fabrics.
Honeycomb blinds: questions people ask
Are honeycomb blinds a good choice for bi-fold and patio doors?
Often, yes. Their pleated fabric gives a tidy, low-profile look that works well on larger glazed doors, and several ranges in this filter are aimed at that sort of opening. The best control method depends on the door and how it is used day to day, so your advisor will confirm the most practical option on the day.
Do honeycomb blinds look bulky once they are raised?
Usually they look fairly neat because the fabric folds into pleats rather than rolling up. How much space they take depends on the fabric and the size of the blind, especially on taller windows or doors. If headroom is tight, your advisor can talk you through what will sit most comfortably in the opening.
Can honeycomb blinds work in a conservatory?
Yes, they are a common choice for conservatories and other heavily glazed spaces, particularly where you want help with glare and a softer feel at the window. Some ranges in this filter are clearly aimed at conservatory use. The right fabric depends on whether your priority is shade, privacy or darker blackout conditions.
Are all the products in this filter actually honeycomb blinds?
Not quite. The sample includes a few ranges that appear to be mis-tagged, including a curtain fabric, a voile-style product and a fly screen look. So while most of the filter appears to be genuine cellular or pleated blind ranges, it is worth checking each product image and description carefully before deciding.
Can honeycomb blinds be motorised?
Some can. This filter includes ranges also tagged as electric blinds, which can be useful for high windows, glazing behind furniture or a run of windows you want to move together. Motor options can be battery or mains, and your advisor can confirm what is suitable for the window you have.
How it's made
How a honeycomb blind works
Tap a number to see what each part does, and what you'll be choosing at your appointment.
1. Honeycomb cells
Two layers of fabric joined into cells, each holding a pocket of still air — and air that can't move is a good insulator.
Your advisor brings samples of every option to your window, so you can see and feel them before you choose.
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What customers say about their honeycomb blinds
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- Outstanding service and quality consistently praised by customers.
- Quick installation and friendly, respectful staff enhance the customer experience.
- Wide range of materials available at competitive prices.
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What reviewers mention most
- Outstanding service and quality consistently praised by customers.
- Quick installation and friendly, respectful staff enhance the customer experience.
- Wide range of materials available at competitive prices.
An automated summary of our Google reviews.
Why our honeycomb blinds service is right for you
01
Cut to your window, not trimmed to fit
We measure each recess on site and allow for handles, tiles, sills and tilt-and-turn frames before anything is made.
02
Samples seen in your own light
A fabric that looks warm under showroom lighting can read grey at home. Your advisor brings the range to your rooms so you judge it against your walls.
03
Fitted by the people who sold it
Our own fitter installs, squares up and takes the packaging away. Nothing is subcontracted out and there is no surprise charge at the end.
04
One year of cover
Fabric, mechanism and fitting are covered by our 1-year guarantee. If a chain or a bracket fails, we come back out and put it right.
Finance options available. We offer flexible ways to pay so a whole-house refresh doesn't have to land in one go. Your advisor will talk you through what's available at your appointment.
Ask an advisorHow our service works
Three steps, and we handle all of them
01Book an appointment
Pick a day that suits you. It takes a minute, costs nothing, and there's never any pressure to buy.
02We come to you
Your advisor brings the full range, helps you choose for each window, measures precisely and quotes on the spot.
03We fit it for you
Once your order is made, our own fitter installs it, squares it up and takes the packaging away.
Book a free home appointment
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Honeycomb blinds: your questions answered
How this type behaves in a real room, plus how measuring, fitting and the guarantee work.
Do honeycomb blinds really make a room warmer?
Each pleat forms a sealed cell, and that trapped air is what slows heat leaving through the glass. On single glazing, a north-facing bedroom or a room with a lot of window, it is a noticeable difference rather than a marketing line. On modern triple glazing you will feel much less.
How much room do they take at the top?
Very little — the cells collapse into a slim stack, so almost nothing sits over the view when the blind is up. That is the other reason people pick them for small windows.
Can I get them in blackout?
Blackout cell fabrics are available and they dim a room well, but the pinholes where the cords pass through mean they are not as dark as a blackout roller fitted over the reveal. Say if the room is a nursery and your advisor will show you both.
Is fitting included in the price?
Yes. The quote you are given covers the product, the fitting and the guarantee. Your fitter hangs everything, checks the operation with you and takes the packaging away.
Who measures the windows?
Your advisor does, on the appointment. That matters for more than convenience: because we take the measurements, the fit is our responsibility rather than yours. Every opening is measured on its own — we never size one window off the one next to it.
What guarantee do I get?
A 1-year guarantee on every blind, shutter and motor we supply and fit. If something goes wrong inside that period, ring the office and we come back out.
Which type of blind suits which room?
Rollers are the simplest and best value and take blackout or dimout fabrics for bedrooms. Romans give a soft, curtain-like fold in living rooms. Venetians and wooden slats let you tilt light rather than just block it, which suits kitchens and studies. Verticals handle wide spans and patio doors. Day & night blinds have alternating stripes so you can trade privacy against light through the day.
More answers in our full FAQ, or book a free measure and ask an advisor.
Where we fit blinds
Measuring and fitting are included everywhere we visit. Each county page lists its towns and the days our advisors are in the area.
Where to next
- All blindsEvery type and range in one place.
- CurtainsWarmth and dressing, on their own or over a blind.
- ShuttersFitted panels for period and street-facing windows.
- Measuring guideRecess or face fit, explained with photos.
- Free samplesSee the fabrics in your own light first.
- Areas we coverVisiting days by county and town.
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