Looking for affordable window shades that filter light and keep your room warm in the winter and cool in the summer? next Cellular shades may be the cheapest and most energy efficient solution for your home or office.

Basic cellular shades made with lightweight 100% polyester honeycomb fabric are available in fifteen colors and comply to C.P.S.C. child safety guidelines so that the shade pulls do not present a choking endanger to young children.

Choose the continual cord loop configuration and the ever popular open top down, bottom up configuration for final light control.

Single cell honeycomb shades generally fit windows from 15 to 96 inches in width and from 10 to 71 inches tall, depending on the fabric and operating configuration chosen. Custom sizes may are additionally available through some retailers.

Durable and yet inexpensive, honeycomb window shades are manufactured in the USA by Hunter Douglas and sold worldwide by authorized dealers and retailers.

You can purchase ½ inch or ¾ inch

without cell honeycomb shades in translucent, light filtering (semi opaque) or blackout fabric, depending upon how much privacy and light control you need.

The fabric is treated to be stain and moisture resistant, which is another great feature of cellular shades when comparing them to Venetian blinds or typical pleated fabric shades. The polyester fabric additionally will not fray or tear the way some fabrics may.

While some cellular shades are available for external mounting, most are inside mounted for a stylish look; flush with your inside walls and designed to insulate your windows more totally.

Generally, your cellular shades will come with a one year guarantee, but be certain to verify guarantee terms with your dealer before ordering. Durability and longevity are hallmarks of the cellular shades.

You will enjoy the consolation and flexibility of your one cell honeycomb shades without spending a fortune to cover your windows!

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