Cellular Shades
- Custom-crafted in the United States
- Also referred to as honeycomb or pleated shades
- Single and Double Cell with multiple pleat sizes to choose from
- 4 different opacities: Sheer, Semi-Sheer, Semi-Opaque, and Blackout
- Motorized and Cordless lift options available
- Coordinates with our Vertical Cellular Shades
The Best in Cellular Window Shades
Cellular shades are also known as honeycomb or pleated shades. These names are derived from the cellular structure of these window treatments that help trap heat or cold air. You can customize your cellular window shades with different pleat sizes, single or double cell configurations, and opacity levels ranging from sheer to blackout.As with regular shades, cellular shades can be operated with loop cord, cordless, or cord cleat systems, all of which provide maximum safety. Motorization options are also available, allowing you to easily raise and lower the shades via remote, a wall switch, or a smart device.
Stoneside's selection of custom cellular shades is exceptional. With a passel of beautiful colors, these window treatments give a clean, fresh look to any room in your home. We are proud to manufacture all of our window coverings right here in the United States, with skilled craftspeople who work tirelessly to ensure our products are the highest quality. Your cellular window shades are guaranteed to be durable for many seasons to come.
Find Custom Cellular Shades Near You
Cellular shades work wonderfully in any climate, from the warmth of Atlanta to the New England charms of Boston. No matter the weather outside, the inside of your home will be comfortable and cozy. To order custom cellular shades, just contact the Stoneside office near you. A member of our team will set up an appointment for a free consultation with one of our professional designers. You'll work together to select just the right window treatments for your home, and our skilled technicians will install them. It's a five-star experience every step of the way. Contact us today to get started, and see why Stoneside is the #1-rated full-service window covering company based on customer reviews.
Frequently Asked Questions About Cellular Shades
What are cellular shades?
Cellular shades are shades that have a pleated honeycomb design. Their honeycomb design produces best-in-class climate control by trapping air with high levels of temperature difference from your home. This means keeping your home cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter without excessive energy costs!
How do cellular shades work?
The cells in these shades basically hold air in and prevent it from either coming in or escaping from your room. So if you’ve had the heater on at night during a cold snap, cellular shades help retain heat and maintain room temperature during the day. Conversely, the sun’s warmth can’t reach your room in summer because the cellular window shades are absorbing it.
How to install cellular shades
Our professional installation team members handle installing your cellular shades for you. They use great care and attention to detail to make sure you are completely satisfied with the end result.
What features do cellular shades have?
The signature feature is the cellular structure, which can be tailored with single or double cell configurations and a variety of pleat sizes. Our custom cellular shades come in 4 different opacities. What’s more, they can also be paired with vertical cellular shades for larger windows. You get even more versatility with our varied lift systems, including Top Down/Bottom Up, allowing you to position your cellular window shades wherever you want.
Can cellular shades be longer than your window?
We do not recommend installing cellular shades that are longer than your window unless they are outside-mounted. The main reasons for this are:
- An inside-mounted cellular shade will be the most effective at capturing hot or cold air in its honeycomb structure if it is close to the window.
- Allowing the shade to curve away from the window may hinder its operating abilities and may even damage the shade.
What are Top-Down Bottom-Up shades?
Top-down bottom-up shades are shades that can be lowered from the top of the window, or raised from the bottom of the window. They offer the best of both worlds in light and privacy control.
