Honeycomb blinds are pleated window coverings that collapse like an accordion. They are usually mounted as cordless blinds to make the most of their compactness when folded. Honeycomb blinds are so-called because of its design: if you view it laterally, you will see that it contains air pockets, or cells, that resemble a honeycomb.
Honeycomb, or cellular, blinds are energy efficient- the air pockets provide a cooling effect in the summer by filtering some of the heat coming from outside the window. In the winter, it helps keep the room warmth by preventing heat from escaping out the window. There are single cell, double cell, and even triple cell variations now available in the market.
Honeycomb blinds initially cost some outlay, but more than make up for savings in efficiency in the long run. To ensure that you get your money’s worth, here are some tips on prolonging the functional life of your blinds: Read the rest of this entry
