Measuring and mounting honeycomb shades

Honeycomb shades are named after their appearance. They have a honeycomb structure when they are seen open to the side that trap the air to insulate the house. The cellular look looks like pleated shades, but these air pockets insulate, and therefore the cellular shades come with more custom shapes and can cost more than other window coverings.

Before measuring a personalized cellular shade, it is important to keep these tips in mind. Use only metal tape as tape or cloth tape is not as consistent and versatile. Next, determine if the cellular blinds are to be mounted inside or outside the window frame. Check the color, make and number of your awning to make sure it fits inside your room. Examine the samples and compare to the catalog. Then determine the location of the lift cord. Once you have written all the dimensions and made an order, the custom blind can not be changed.

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If your window has more than an inch of space in the frame, an inner bracket is recommended. Inside-mounted cellular blinds will take up less space and are less likely to be accidentally disposed of. For a small half inch of honeycomb shades, about 1 ½ of the frame space is required. Larger shades require more than two inches for a recessed mount. Something less and the nuances will go beyond the frame.

Measure the width with a steel tape measure at more than one location. The size of your blind will be the smallest rounded measure of an eighth inch. The custom blind factory automatically deducts the authorization to ensure that the blinds are in shape. For size, measure twice and provide the longer number.

An exterior bracket must be used when there is less than an inch of clearance on the frame. Measure the dimensions of the molding, as this is where the supports will be mounted. Add four inches to the frames without casting. This will allow two inches of overlap to ensure that your cellular blinds provide a control of privacy and light. The height of your cell shadow will be the distance between the top of the mold and the threshold. Windows without molding will require about 2 inches to fit.

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 Vertical cell blinds are easier. The upper width is the critical measure since this can not change once the custom cell blind is manufactured. For size, measure three times and use the shortest dimension. Cell size is important because it affects the depth of the window. A cell shade is a little more voluminous than a wooden blind. Some small blinds are delivered in triple cells for maximum insulation. Sizes greater than one inch appear cleaner, but only come in single-cell models. The large folds resemble large slats on traditional blinds.

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