Custom Cellular Blinds Glenway – Free Installation

Less than on a single pane, and still enough to feel. A double-glazed picture window loses heat over a big area, so the honeycomb layer has a lot of surface to work on. The room stops feeling cold when you sit near it, and the draft that runs across the floor at night eases off. Fit matters, so we mount tight to the opening.

Usually, because a cellular headrail is one of the slimmest we carry and about 25 millimetres of depth is enough for most systems. Where the frame gives less than that we mount outside on the wall and add side channels if the light leak bothers you. Older openings also tend to be out of square, so every window gets its own measurement.

Cordless is what we fit in kids' rooms, and the lift mechanism is built for daily use rather than for show. You raise and lower it from the bottom rail and it holds anywhere on the window. There is no cord to reach from a bed pushed against the wall. On tall windows we suggest a motor instead so nobody has to stretch.

A soft brush on a vacuum, run along the fabric every few weeks, keeps the outside clean. For anything that has worked its way inside a cell, a hair dryer on the cool setting blows it out from one end. Keep water away from the honeycomb. Once moisture gets into the cells the fabric loses its crispness and the pleats stop holding.