# Winter-Garden Honeycomb Blind
Source: https://www.fenetresystems.com/en/winter-garden-honeycomb-blind/

# Winter-Garden Honeycomb Blind

Honeycomb blind in the winter garden: it takes the strongest insulation duty on the glass shell; told with the condensation and humidity condition in view.

## Winter Garden Analysis

The winter garden is honeycomb’s main field: the volume glazed on four sides cools like ice in winter and heats like a greenhouse in summer. The air trapped inside the cell is the only interior solution braking both ends — the [cell fabric](https://www.fenetresystems.com/en/honeycomb-blind-systems/) builds an insulation layer along the glass shell. The condition is honest: on the condensation-producing façade the fabric takes moisture, a ventilation and position plan is needed.

### Heat Buffer

The glass shell’s winter-cold, summer-hot surface is separated from the room with the cell air; the difference is felt most here.

### Condensation Condition

In the volume where condensation forms on the glass the fabric can take moisture; ventilation and the glass-fabric distance are planned.

### Roof Glass

On the sloped upper glazing the tensioned order keeps the fabric straight; the same fabric continues with the side glazing.

### Sun Cut

Diffuse filtering breaking the greenhouse effect in summer; the opaque variant gives a full cut.

## The Glass Shell’s Second Skin

The winter garden is technically a shell made of glass: it both takes and gives heat fast. The honeycomb cell air weaves a second barrier inside this shell — in winter it slows the interior heat reaching the glass, in summer it brakes the solar gain before entering the room.

The limit starts here too: no moisture bridge must be built between the condensing glass and the fabric. In a ventilated winter garden with a planned glass-fabric distance the system is long-lived; on a façade whose condensation is unsolved the fabric wears first.

On the roof and side glazing the same cell language continues; on the sloped upper plane the tensioned rail keeps the fabric straight.

Application Notes

## Mounting & Selection for Winter Garden

### Glass Shell

The insulation return grows with the glass ratio; the winter garden is this product’s most efficient space.

### Condensation Test

Whether the glass fogs in winter is checked; if there is condensation, ventilation is solved first.

### Sloped Order

A tensioned system on the upper glazing; the standard order works on the flat side glazing.

### Exterior Cut

If the sun is wanted to be cut at the glass line, an exterior zip system is considered.

Explore

## Related Pages

Winter Garden — heat buffer, condensation condition, roof glass, sun cut.

[Honeycomb Blinds for Special Spaces](https://www.fenetresystems.com/en/honeycomb-blinds-for-special-spaces/) [Honeycomb Blinds](https://www.fenetresystems.com/en/honeycomb-blinds/)

## Shell and Ventilation

With the glass ratio, the condensation state and the ventilation, the system suitability is decided.

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