Even with the e-books and digitals books becoming increasingly popular, public libraries and home libraries need to keep their visitors comfortable, but also must protect books from exposure to outside weather. Also called honeycomb shades, cellular shades for public libraries and home libraries trap the air in little pockets of cells that provide energy efficiency and insulation. These unique pockets also keep the heat out in the summer and cold out during winter. Moreover, libraries are a place when you want to enjoy a book in peace; cellular blinds also absorb the sound from the outside, allowing customers to read in a quiet environment.

All our commercial window treatments are manufactured in Vermont, USA, with top-quality materials, made to last for decades, and they are all easy to install, regardless of their size. Our specialized team can also customize your library cellular shades with your particular measurements and requirements, so that they will fit your library windows perfectly. If you are not sure about the color and the texture that you want for the library, you have the opportunity to order 10 free sample swatches to find the ideal cellular blinds that fit your needs.

Our honeycomb insulating shades are specifically made to provide you with UV protection, energy saving, sound absorption, and child safety. They also come with a variety of features:

• Fabric Options: Light filtering, blackout, single cell, double cell
• Type of window: Bay windows, large window, arch window, bow window, patio window, etc
• Window Treatment Options: Inside mount and outside mount
• Operating systems: Cordless, motorized, side-track, hard-to-reach, skylight, etc.

Questions?

If you have any questions regarding our cellular shades for public libraries and home libraries, our prices, and services, don’t hesitate to contact us. Our team will be pleased to provide you with all the information you need. Call us to request a quote, and get commercial discounts on large quantity orders, and obtain fast shipping everywhere in the United States.