Indoor · Product information
Honeycomb and cellular blinds
Honeycomb blinds use a pleated cellular structure rather than a flat sheet of fabric. The cells form air pockets at the window, while the pleats fold together as the blind opens. They suit customers comparing a soft fabric appearance with adjustable light control.
Choose your location and options in the shop. Final measurements and suitability are confirmed at the check measure.
Plan your selection
Specifications & options
These are the options currently shown in our shop, grouped by configuration. Finishes, dimensions and compatibility depend on the selected model; confirm the final specification with Klay before ordering.
Blockout
- Colour
- View the current colours and samples in the shop.
- Window size
- Small · Medium · Large
- Operation
- Manual · Motorised
Day & Night
- Colour
- View the current colours and samples in the shop.
- Window size
- Small · Medium · Large
- Operation
- Manual · Motorised
A room/location is required for every product in the shop and visualiser. Screen colours are a guide; ask about physical samples where colour matching matters.
Before you choose
- Compare the blockout and day-and-night configurations in the shop; the fabric and operating choices depend on the selection.
- Fit, glazing and the room itself affect thermal performance. Ask for product-specific test data if an insulation rating is important to your project.
Are honeycomb blinds the same as cellular blinds?
The names describe the same cellular style of blind. They do not establish a particular cell size or performance rating; confirm those details for the selected product.
Measuring & installation
Use the shop to compare options, or send photos and approximate dimensions with an enquiry. Our check measure confirms the fit, configuration and installation requirements.
Australia-wide — every state and territory
How ordering and installation workFor product-specific warranty, care instructions or compliance documents, ask Klay before ordering.