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Honeycomb + Dark Grey Sheer Dual Pleated Blind

Honeycomb + dark grey sheer day & night dual pleated blind. A dual build where the dark grey transparent forms the day layer, the cellular fabric the night layer.

  • Cellular InsulationThe celled layer adds an insulation pocket to the glass surface.
  • Distinct FilteringThe dark grey sheer filters daylight boldly.
  • Triple BuildSheer + cell + glass surface: light and heat together.

Who Is the Honeycomb + Dark Grey Sheer Dual Pleated Blind For?

  • North Façade
  • Bold Décor
  • Anthracite Joinery
  • Heat Loss
  • Loft Space

The boldest dual combination of those wanting insulation and not giving up the dark tone in the décor.

Honeycomb + Dark Grey Sheer Dual Pleated Blind

Stock Code:
FS-GGU-24
Availability:
Made to Order
Brand:
FENETRE
Category:
Day & Night Dual Pleated Blinds

The cellular layer with the dark grey sheer is installed to measure in the same body. The product, folded preserving its celled section, arrives packaged.

The cellular layer works for heat: the cell section forms an air pocket in front of the glass; the escape of room warmth through the glass is braked in winter. The night layer's role here is being a heat barrier, not blackout.

The dark grey sheer day layer filters the sun distinctly. The boldest transparent tone builds a "bold" not "industrial" window together with the cellular layer's technical look.

Three-layer performance: distinct filtering + cellular insulation + glass plane. On a north façade the thermal bridge is solved while the tone is preserved.

The cellular layer's heat working

The honeycomb section is the alignment of closed-air compartments in a cell order. The unmoving air does not conduct heat; in winter room-to-glass, in summer glass-to-room heat flow is braked.

On single-glazed, old joinery the layer's effect is at its most visible level. The glass edge's cold current stops; the glass is now a temperature zone separate from the room.

Since the cellular layer conveys no silhouette outside it also produces privacy. In the night position insulation and privacy meet in a single layer.

The dark grey sheer's bold complementarity

The cellular layer alone by day is a hard choice: when down the room darkens, when gathered the glass opens fully. The dark grey sheer layer fills the brightness range between the two ends in a distinct filter.

The darkest transparent tone gives a "deliberate" not "industrial" look together with the cellular layer's technical section. In a loft or bold décor this combination stands naturally.

This dual combination differs from the single-layer cellular blind: the cellular layer is dedicated only to night and insulation; the day face is covered by the dark grey sheer.

Clear gain on a north façade

On a north façade the sun is already weak; the cellular layer's basic function is to keep the heat inside. The air pocket in front of the glass preserves the room temperature and cuts the cold radiation coming from the glass.

In summer it engages in the reverse direction: on a west façade the cellular layer brakes the heat coming from the glass surface, the dark grey sheer filters the brightness strongly. The two-layer order is in circulation in both summer and winter.

The same filtered brightness, plus the cellular layer's insulation on top — the single-layer sheer's missing side is completed.

Questions About Honeycomb + Dark Grey Sheer Dual Pleated Blind

Does the dark grey sheer stand heavy with the cellular?
In dark décor it is not "heavy" but "native" — it integrates with anthracite or concrete surfaces. In a bright room the same choice gives a distinct contrast; it is intended.
Is the insulation gain felt?
While the cellular layer is down, the cold flow at the glass edge decreases in a clear way. On single glass or old joinery the change is tangible.
Is the cellular layer blackout?
No — the celled texture distinctly reduces the light but is not blackout level. It gives dimness; in a situation requiring full darkness the blackout-layered variant is examined.
Is it suitable on white joinery?
The contrast is distinct — dark grey + cellular reads like a bold blind beside white. For an integrated look light grey or white sheer is chosen.
In which room does this dual model give the best result?
On a north façade, in a loft or bold décor — the dark grey sheer balances the cellular layer's technical weight. The target is not darkness but distinct + insulation.

Honeycomb + Dark Grey Sheer Dual Pleated Blind — Request a Quote

With the measurement information and the room's heat expectation, the cellular-layered dual system's price is shared.