Collection: Blackout Cellular Shades


  • 9/16" Classic Single Cell Blackout Cordless Blinds
    Cellular Shades and Blinds, Parent 9/16
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    Color Color - Cotton-001 Color Color - White Dove-069 Color Color - Winter White-070 Color Color - Gray Sheen-021 Color Color - Fawn-006 Color Color - Warm Cocoa-492 +3 colors
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    $94.17
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    $94.17
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  • 5/8" DAY/NIGHT Cellular Shades Single Cell Cordless
    Cellular Shades and Blinds, Parent 5/8
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    Color Color - Blizzard Color Color - Safari Color Color - Plymouth Color Color - Java
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    $92.99
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    $92.99
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  • 1/2" Budget Single Cell Blackout Cordless Top-Down/Bottom-Up
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    Color Color - White BO Color Color - Daylight BO Color Color - Ivory BO Color Color - Dove BO Color Color - Tussah BO Color Color - Espresso BO +1 color
    Regular price
    $81.99
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    $81.99
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  • 1/2" Budget Single Cell Blackout Cordless
    Cellular Shades and Blinds, Parent 1/2
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    Color Color - White BO Color Color - Daylight BO Color Color - Ivory BO Color Color - Vanilla BO Color Color - Dove BO Color Color - Tussah BO +4 colors
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    $40.99
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Blackout Cellular Shades

Have you installed a home theater in your living room, only to find that light from your windows reflects on your screen? Alternatively, you may simply want to eliminate as much light as possible from your bedroom to ensure you get a good night’s sleep?

In either case, blackout cellular shades offer the answer.

Also known as honeycomb shades, these shades come in single cell and double cell varieties. At Factory Blinds Direct, we offer a wide range of high-quality blackout cellular shades.

Experience the Benefits of Blackout Cellular Shades

The most obvious benefit of blackout cellular shades is that they prevent most of the light from a window from encroaching into your room. They’re an excellent choice if you’re looking for room-darkening window treatments. Plus, blackout shades allow you to control the amount of light that enters a room, so you’re not switching from one extreme to another.

But beyond this obvious benefit, there are several more reasons to install blackout cellular shades.

These shades are energy efficient, as they prevent heat from leaving a room and block solar heat from entering. Whether you’re trying to keep a room cool or warm, blackout cellular shades will do a great job.

Better yet, blackout cellular shades are easy to clean. Their cellular design means you can easily wipe each cell of the blind down to get rid of smudges and grime.

Finally, blackout cellular shades come in a large variety of styles and colors, especially when you shop with Factory Blinds Direct. We offer traditional top-down bottom-up blinds, as well as cordless blackout shades that use cordless lifts for safer operation. No matter what style complements your home best, Factory Blinds Direct has blackout cellular shades to suit you.

Check out our full collection today and you’ll find plenty of options for living rooms, home theaters, and even basements. Plus, our handy cellular shade installation guide helps you to fit your blinds quickly once they arrive.

FAQs

Are blackout cellular shades more energy effcient?

Blackout cellular shades are more energy efficient than most other types of window shades. According to the Energy Saver website, these types of blinds reduce heat loss through windows by up to 40%. They also reduce the amount of solar heat that penetrates windows by 60%. Either way, blackout cellular shades save you money on your energy bills.

What is the difference between honeycomb and cellular shades?

Honeycomb shades and cellular shades are synonyms. As a result, there’s no difference between these two forms of window treatment.

Are blackout curtains or cellular shades better?

The biggest difference between curtains and a blackout shade is that curtains block 100% of the light that comes through a window. Cellular shades block close to 100%. Plus, they offer more light filtering options because you can adjust the blinds. Both allow for room darkening, though shades offer more control over the level of darkness.

How well do blackout cellular shades work?

Blackout cellular shades block most solar light from entering a room. However, the shades aren’t 100% effective. Depending on how they’re installed, you will likely see a light gap or halo around the shades.