Printed Honeycomb Blind
Motif-printed cellular fabric; while building an air pocket at the glazing it turns the surface into a plane carrying the room’s theme.
- Cell + MotifThe insulation section comes on a patterned face.
- Glazing Cold CutTrapped air slows the cold current.
- Cord-FreeNo hanging cord in a children’s room.
Who Is the Printed Honeycomb Blind For?
- North-Facing Kids’ Room
- Attic
- Winter Garden
- Nursery
- Theme Room
In a room with both a theme and a glazing-cold problem, two needs are met with a single product.
Printed Honeycomb Blind
- Stock Code:
- FS-BAH-01
- Availability:
- Built to Order
- Brand:
- FENETRE
- Category:
- Printed Honeycomb Blinds
The chosen motif is printed onto the honeycomb fabric, prepared to measure with the cell section preserved, and arrives ready to mount.
The print is applied to the cells’ outer face looking into the interior — the trapped air inside the cell keeps doing its job. Theme and insulation join in one blind.
When the fabric gathers the cells collapse into a slim bundle at the top; in the open position the honeycomb rows add a horizontal rhythm to the motif. On the cord-free arrangement the fabric stays where it is left.
The rooms that run cold are usually the rooms wanting a theme: the north-facing children’s room, the attic, the winter garden. The patterned surface carries the room’s story while cutting the glazing cold.
Technical Specifications
Printed Honeycomb Blind build data
- FabricSingle-cell fabric with a motif outer face
- Motif-Printed Honeycomb Fabric
- SectionAir pocket unaffected by the print
- Hexagonal Cell
- ProfileStructure collapsing to a slim bundle at top
- 6063 Aluminium
- ControlCord-free arrangement holding where left
- Cord-Free by Hand
- MountingBead option seating onto the strip
- Bead · Inside Recess · Wall
- Light BehaviourThe pattern reads softly under light
- Patterned Dimness
Bead mounting seats the printed honeycomb fabric onto the glazing strip; the closer the air pocket sits to the glass plane the higher the insulation efficiency.
The adhesive and hooked arrangements hold to the glass-balcony profile without drilling; the motif always sits on the interior-facing face.
- The glazing or joinery opening’s clear width and height is measured (cm).
- The chosen motif name and the mounting form are written on the order: bead, inside recess or over-wall.
- The recess depth is noted; the air pocket’s efficiency depends on the fabric’s closeness to the glass plane.
Honeycomb fabric gives its best insulation in the bead arrangement; the mounting decision is marked together with the measurement.
Pattern and cell working together
The print is applied to the cell’s outer membrane; the air section inside works independently of the print. While the motif builds a visible surface in front of the glass, the honeycomb layer keeps slowing the heat exchange.
The hexagonal cell rows add a fine horizontal rhythm to the motif. That is its difference from a printed plisse: the pattern stands not on a single-ply fabric but on the surface of a voluminous section and reads fuller under light.
When the blind is raised the cells flatten and gather at the top. The printed face is protected inside the bundle; as the stack stays slimmer than on other blinds the pattern leaves the scene entirely on an open window.
Theme and climate meeting on the same window
The room wanting a theme is often the room that runs cold: the north-facing children’s room, the attic, the winter garden. Choosing a printed honeycomb solves two needs in one decision — it carries character like wallpaper, insulates like a technical blind.
On children’s themes the motif reading through the cell rhythm is a separate advantage: dark-lined figures deepen with the cell shadows, pastel grounds give a soft wash.
In commercial themed spaces the glass facade is also a heat-loss source. The motif honeycomb layer keeps the interior’s heat during open hours while preserving the display-window character.
In a room wanting full visual silence the plain honeycomb series exists with the same cell section instead of a motif; the decision is made by the rest of the décor.
Care of the honeycomb surface
The printed surface wipes with a damp cloth; the motif is bonded to the cell membrane and does not shed on contact. A dry brush is enough for regular dusting.
The cell mouths can hold dust over time; a brush head on low power reaches between the cell channels. The fabric is not wetted — the cell form degrades with water.
On a sunny facade the print is protected with UV-resistant ink; when a motif change is needed the rail and mechanism stay in place — only the fabric is renewed.
Questions About Printed Honeycomb Blind
Is the insulation affected once the motif is printed?
On which face does the pattern show?
Does the printed honeycomb darken?
Can I have my own artwork printed?
What is its difference from printed plisse?
Other Printed Honeycomb Blinds Models
Printed Honeycomb Blind is built around cell + motif, glazing cold cut, cord-free. The remaining 1 models in the Printed Honeycomb Blinds range are listed.
Printed Honeycomb Blind — Get a Price
Once the motif name and window measurement are sent the net cost for the printed honeycomb is shared.
