14/10/2026
The science of honeycomb blinds: why do they keep a room warmer? It’s all in the shape.
Look at one side-on and you’ll see a row of cells, like a honeycomb. Each one traps a pocket of still air between the room and the cold glass. Still air is a good insulator, so the warmth in the room takes longer to reach the window and escape.
It works the other way in summer too, keeping the sun’s heat at the glass. That’s why honeycomb blinds are the standout performer in independent thermal testing.
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