Between-Glass Honeycomb Blind
Single-cell honeycomb panel inside the glazing unit. Its thin profile fits the glass cavity; it runs touch-free.
How Does the Single Cell Work Between Glass?
The single-pocket-layered panel embeds into the glass cavity; its thin profile suits the unit.
In the between-glass honeycomb system the panel made of a single pocket layer lives in the cavity between two glass sheets. Its thin profile suits the cavity of standard insulated-glass units; from outside only the glass is seen.
Single-layer fabric keeps the panel light; it moves silently with little force on the magnetic slider or in the motorised version. No hole is drilled on the glass surface — the panel is part of the sealed unit.
The glass cavity + the single-cell pocket form a double air buffer. In the sealed cavity free of dust, moisture and contact the panel stays new for years; wiping work stays limited to the glass surface.
Standout Parts of the System
Glazing unit, magnetic slider and single-cell panel are the system’s identity.
- Thin ProfileThe single-cell honeycomb panel fits standard double-glazing cavities comfortably; unit depth is verified at measure.
- Dust-FreeIn the sealed glass cavity the panel never gathers dust; it wants no maintenance.
- Light Panel TravelSingle-layer fabric slides silently with little force on the magnetic slider.
- Glass-Unit SpecificProduced panel-integrated at the double-glazing unit change.
Who Is the Between-Glass Honeycomb For?
The answer for glass surfaces wanting a maintenance-free, hygienic, thin profile.
On joinery getting new glass or due a glass change, the unit is ordered with the panel; later addition is limited. In offices and clean-room-like spaces the touch-free panel is a reason for choice.
In kitchens and bathrooms where hygiene is wanted, the sealed cavity never soils the panel. The single-layer build runs more comfortably than a double layer in narrow glass cavities.
On south and west façades the honeycomb cells filter the sun while the outer look stays uniform. On façades wanting an extra insulation layer, the between-glass duette blind is described on a separate page.
Frequently Asked
Can it be retrofitted to existing glass?
Does the single cell fit the glass cavity?
How does it differ from duette?
What if the panel fails?
The joinery and connection styles where the between-glass system mounts are described on the installation types; fabric options are listed in the product catalogue.
Send the Glass-Unit Measurement
Send the net measurement with joinery and glass type; a between-glass honeycomb production and unit plan is relayed.
