Cellular shades are window coverings made of folded fabric that form honeycomb-like cells. These cells trap air, providing insulation and energy efficiency. They come in various opacities for light control and privacy, offering both style and functionality.
Cell Shades
Energy-Efficient Cellular Shades for Any Design Style
Are you hoping to update your home’s style with window treatments that provide outstanding privacy, light control, and energy efficiency? Have you considered the custom cellular shades being offered by Alluring Window? We’re a full-service window treatment company that has been providing custom-fabricated cellular window shades to customers throughout New York City since 2009. We have the expertise needed to turn your vision into a reality, and we’re confident we’ll exceed your expectations throughout the process.
Cell shades are a hybrid, almost a cross between traditional shades and blinds. They feature a honeycomb-like design that forms cells within the shades and gives them the names you know them by: cellular shades or honeycomb shades.
- The honeycomb-like design creates an insulating buffer to keep cold air out in the winter and hot air out in the summer.
- Sophisticated design.
- Simple to operate- lightweight and glide up and down easily with the pull of a cord.
Not sure if cellular shades are the right choice for you? Call on our designers for a free in-home consultation. We ‘ll go over all of the benefits cell shades offer:
- Different control system from cordless continues cord or motorized cell shade.
- Single, double or triple cell options for better energy efficiency.
- Cell size range from 5/8″ till 1 1/8″.
- Range of fabric colors and textures for your decor.
- Different control system from cordless continues cord or motorized cell shade.
Cellular shades from Alluring Window are simple to operate. They’re lightweight and glide up and down easily with:
- A pull of a cord
- Continues cord loop.
- Cordless lifting system.
- Motorized option for ultimate, effortless control using a wall switch or remote control.
- Cellular shades from Alluring Window are energy efficient by design.
- The cells in the shades form an insulating buffer to keep cold air out in the winter and hot air out in the summer.
- Alluring Window carries a selection of plain and textured materials for your custom cell shades.
- Single double or triple cell.
- Range in cell size from 5/8”to small windows and 1 1/8” for standard size windows.
- We also offer a range of colors to choose from to match any room’s décor.
- Routinely clean your cellular shades by dusting or vacuuming them with a soft brush attachment.
- If cell shades become stained, sponge the area with a mild detergent, taking care to rinse thoroughly.
- Do NOT immerse the fabric completely and do not raise your cell shades before they are completely dry.
- Commercial spot cleaners may be used on cellular shades, but it’s recommended that you test the cleaner on in inconspicuous area first and allow it to dry entirely to ensure the cleaner won’t damage or otherwise affect the fabric.
FAQ
How to clean cellular shades?
To clean cellular shades, use a soft cloth or a vacuum with a brush attachment to remove dust. For deeper cleaning, spot clean with a damp cloth or mild detergent. Avoid soaking or using harsh chemicals to prevent damage.
What are cellular shades?
How to install cellular shades?
To install cellular shades, measure your window, then mount the brackets inside or outside the frame. Attach the shade to the brackets, ensuring it fits securely. Test the operation to ensure smooth opening and closing of the shade.
How to remove cellular shades?
To remove cellular shades, gently lift the shade to its highest position. Unscrew or release the brackets holding the shade in place. Carefully slide the shade out of the brackets, then detach it from the window frame.
How to measure for cellular shades?
To measure for cellular shades, measure the window width at the top, middle, and bottom, using the smallest measurement for inside mounts. For height, measure from the top of the frame to the desired length. Consider window depth for brackets.
