Cellular Blinds

Now there's a new fabric that raises the standard in cellular shades. It's softer, thicker and truer in color than other cellular fabrics.

Softer?
because the 4-ply polyester spunlace fabric is formed with spinning jets of purified water rather than by using chemicals or melting polyester fibers together. The result? A fabric
that is naturally softer to the touch and more uniform in appearance (not papery and stiff like other cellular fabrics.)

Thicker?
because there are substantially more benefits to a fabric with more substance.

• It's a better insulator to help keep rooms cooler in summer and warmer in winter.
• It absorbs more sound for a quieter, more comfortable home.
• It hides the cords better in full sun for a softer, less distractive appearance.
• It offers better privacy than other light-filtering fabrics.
• It has a thicker stack height than other fabrics, but when you consider all the other benefits, it's still a superior choice for cellular shades.

Truer?
because fabric diffuses light better, the rich colors are more consistent, less mottled, and won't wash out in full sunlight.

Other?
because you still get many of the same features you expect from a cellular fabric, and much more.

• Four cell sizes ? two single and two double cell sizes.
• Tabbed design gives depth to the back of the shade, creating a 3-dimensional look from the exterior.
• Neutral streetside appearance.
• Glue is clear when applied and stays clear for the life of the shade.
• Tri-laminate blackout fabric with a white cell interior ? not foil like other blackout choices.
• A full collection of neutrals plus rich, decorative color selections that fit in with today's lifestyle decorating trends.