Intu Honeycomb Blinds
FAQ for Intu Honeycomb Blinds
The Honeycomb structure of these blinds traps air within the pockets of the fabric to help insulate your home. This layered design can help keep rooms warmer during winter and cooler during summer by reducing heat transfer through the window.
No. Intu honeycomb blinds use a no-drill fixing method. Brackets fit between the glass and the window bead, so no screws, adhesives or permanent fixings are needed.
Intu honeycomb blinds are available in both blackout and non-blackout fabrics. Blackout fabrics significantly reduce incoming light. Because the Intu system sits close to the glass within the window bead, side light bleed is typically minimal, often less than with standard blackout roller blinds that are face-fitted above the frame. However, Intu honeycomb blinds are not a fully sealed blackout system. If complete edge-to-edge darkness is essential, a dedicated Blockout blind system may be more suitable.
Yes, provided the fabric selected is suitable for higher humidity levels. Choosing a moisture-resistant or easy-clean fabric can help maintain performance in these spaces.
If you’re uncertain, start with our measuring guide and free samples. You can also share window photos or dimensions with our team and we’ll help advise on suitability before you buy.
Intu honeycomb blinds use vertical side profiles to hold the brackets securely within the window bead. The correct profile depends on the shape of your window frame where it meets the glass, commonly rounded, square or lipped. Sample side profile kits are available to help you confirm the correct option before ordering.