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Options Available for Light Filtering Double Cell Shades

		Inside Mount The blind is mounted inside the window frame; offers a tailored look, emphasizing the actual size of the window.  Any deductions will be made by the manufacturer.  Window casing should at least meet the minimum depth required to accommodate the brackets, or the flush mount depth to have the headrail fully recessed in the casing.  When selecting your size, enter the actual dimensions of your window casing.
		Outside Mount The blind is mounted on the wall or molding outside the window frame to cover an area larger than the window itself.  Outside mounted blinds are required if the window casing is not deep enough to accommodate the mounting brackets for an inside mount.  When selecting your size, enter the desired size of the blind itself - at least 1 1/2" of overlap on each side is recommended.
		Standard Cordlock You pull a string to lift the blind up and down. Pull outwards to lock and inwards to release.
		Standard Cordlock Top Down/Bottom Up You have two strings. One to lift it up and down like a normal shades and one on the other side to drop the shade down from the top. Our most popular upgrade.
		Continuous Cord Loop A thick cord lifts the blind up and down. The headrails are thicker and more sturdy. The string never gets longer. You just pull the loop. These are made for very large windows and are required for some sizes.
		Standard Cordless The shade operates with a handle or handles located at the bottom. Simply lift them up or down to raise or lower the shade
		Cordless- Top Down/Bottom Up You have two handles. One at the bottom to lift it up and down like normal and one at the top that allows you to drop the shade while still maintaining privacy.
		2 on 1 Headrail These are two working blinds on one common headrail. They are designed for large windows. You can get the standard cordlock controls or the continuous cord loop. Other options are not available. Call for pricing.
		Radio Remote Motorization Simply hit the up and down button to operate. Works on 8 Lithium AA batteries and up to 45 feet away.

Detailed Description for Light Filtering Double Cell Shades

Everyone loves the warm and inviting nature of sunshine. In addition to helping your body produce key vitamins for your physical health, getting a healthy amount of sunlight can also do wonders for your mental health as well. At the same time however, as with anything too much of it can be a bad thing, and there may be times where you want to cut down on just how much sun is entering your home.

Light filtering double cell shades can be very useful in this regard. Also called ‘honeycomb shades’, they consist of a pleated fabric woven together in multiple sheets to produce a honeycomb pattern. This construction makes them exceedingly useful at filtering light, and they are available in both single cell and double cell versions. As a function of their propensity for filtering light, they also serve as a great way to reduce heating and cooling costs, as they will cut down on the greenhouse effect in the summer, and their thickness and cellular design makes them excellent insulators in the winter as well. This is particularly true of the double cell shades, which consist of having two cells fused together. The only downside of these shades is the fact that their nature also makes it impossible to see outdoors while they are drawn.

If you are the owner of a well-windowed home who has to deal with a strong greenhouse effect in the summer or serious heat loss in the winter, light filtering double cell shades may be an option for you to consider. In addition to their cooling and/or insulating properties, they are also a great asset if you like to nap during the day, have a nursery for your child, or have large screen media that necessitates a lower level of light for viewing.

Detailed Specifications of Light Filtering Double Cell Shades

Cellular Specifications by Shades Shutters Blinds

This is a summary of the maximums.  For a complete specifications, please call us at 1-800-789-8583 and we will provide those to you.

Standard and Top Down Bottom Up

Cordless

Continuous Cordloop 

Infrared Motor

Click here for Programming instructions for Infared Remote (in PDF Format)

Sky Lights

Installation Instructions for Light Filtering Double Cell Shades

Please review, save and print these installation instructions.

• Installation Instructions for basic Window Shades
• Installation Instructions for Cordless Window Shades
• Installation Instructions for Top-Down, Bottom-Up Window Shades

Of course, if there are any other questions, please don't hesitate to call the Shades Shutters Blinds Support Center - 1-800-789-8583.