Honeycomb Blinds
Superior insulation and a clean cellular structure for energy-efficient comfort.

Thermoflex Cordless Blinds
From NZ$125

Motorised Skylight Honeycomb Blinds
From NZ$229

Honeycomb Thermoflex Blinds
From NZ$115

Skylight Honeycomb Blinds
From NZ$229

Thermal Honeycomb Blinds – Full Frame System (100% Blackout)
From NZ$233

Side Track Honeycomb Blinds
From NZ$233

Honeycomb Blinds Double Cell Acoustica
From NZ$227

Thermoflex Top Down Bottom Up
From NZ$121

Honeycomb Top Down Bottom Up Cordless
From NZ$182

Linen Honeycomb Blinds
From NZ$360

Budget Honeycomb Blinds
From NZ$111
Honeycomb Blinds — Superior Insulation for NZ Winters
Honeycomb blinds (also known as cellular shades) are engineered for energy efficiency. The unique hexagonal cell structure traps a layer of still air between the blind and the window, significantly reducing heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer — helping to lower your power bill year-round.
Available in single-cell and double-cell constructions, our honeycomb range suits everything from standard living room windows to large architectural glazing. Light-filtering and blockout fabrics let you control privacy and ambience without sacrificing the insulating properties that make these blinds so popular in New Zealand's climate.
Energy efficient
Cellular structure reduces heat loss through windows.
Noise reduction
The air-filled cells also dampen outside sound.
Cordless options
Smooth, safe operation — ideal for children's rooms.
Softens daylight
Light-filtering fabrics diffuse glare like frosted glass — bright room, full privacy.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between single-cell and double-cell honeycomb blinds?
Single-cell honeycomb blinds have one layer of hexagonal air pockets and provide good insulation for most NZ homes. Double-cell blinds have two stacked layers of cells, trapping more air and delivering significantly better thermal performance — worth considering for south-facing rooms, very cold climates, or large glazed areas where heat retention is a priority.
Are honeycomb blinds good for keeping rooms warm in NZ winters?
Yes — honeycomb blinds are among the most thermally effective window coverings available. Windows are typically the biggest source of heat loss in a room; the air-filled cellular structure of a honeycomb blind acts as an insulating buffer between the cold glass and the room, noticeably reducing draughts and heat loss on chilly NZ nights.
Can honeycomb blinds be fitted without a cord?
Yes. Cordless honeycomb blinds are available and are the preferred choice for children's bedrooms, play areas, and any space where cord-free operation is important for safety. The blind raises and lowers smoothly by simply lifting or pushing the bottom rail.
Are honeycomb blinds suitable for large windows or skylights?
Yes — every honeycomb blind we supply is custom made to your exact measurements, so any standard rectangular window size is catered for, including large picture windows and skylights. Simply provide your width and drop at checkout and your blind will be made to those dimensions.
Do honeycomb blinds provide blackout?
Light-filtering honeycomb fabrics diffuse daylight gently without full blackout — they're ideal for living areas and offices. If you need complete darkness (e.g. in a bedroom or media room), choose a blackout honeycomb fabric, which blocks virtually all incoming light. Both options retain the same insulating cellular structure.