HORNET 25mm light-filtering spunlace nonwoven honeycomb blind fabric uses a base consolidated by water-jet entanglement. The material is then processed into cellular folds, bringing a plain textile surface and a 25mm pleat pattern into the finished shade. Daylight passes through the fabric and lights the folds, so both the nonwoven face and the cellular shape remain part of the daytime appearance. This range suits collections that use fabric texture and color as their main decorative elements. Sample-book colors and custom palettes are available for manufacturers and window-covering brands.
Spunlace Base Fabric
Water jets entangle the fibers to consolidate the nonwoven base. Fiber selection and subsequent finishing also contribute to the character of the finished fabric.
Daylight across the Cellular Surface
This light-filtering cellular shade fabric allows diffused daylight through the material. The illuminated nonwoven face and the edges of the 25mm folds remain visible together, giving the window a layered fabric appearance during the day.
Color without a Printed Motif
The plain fabric direction leaves color and cellular form as the main decorative elements. Our color-development service supports palettes based on customer references, alongside the colors shown in the sample book.
Request 25mm Light-Filtering Fabric Samples
Request 25mm light-filtering spunlace honeycomb shade fabric samples from HORNET for your next textile-focused collection.
A Fabric-Focused Collection Option
Spunlace gives buyers a defined base-fabric choice within the nonwoven collection. The emphasis is on the material surface and its formed pleats, making this a useful direction for textile-led window-covering ranges.
Natural Light behind a Fabric-Covered Window
The light-filtering construction admits daylight while the shade is lowered. It suits daytime interiors where the fabric should remain visible at the window without creating an opaque blackout surface.
25mm Detail for Soft-Furnishing Palettes
The 25mm profile combines visible pleat faces with a plain nonwoven finish. Colors can coordinate with upholstery and curtains while the folds add their own cellular detail.
Living and Sitting Rooms
The daylight-transmitting fabric can be used in sitting areas where a fabric texture is preferred at the window. It coordinates with sofas, rugs and separate decorative curtains in residential schemes.
Hospitality Lounges
For daytime guest lounges and reception seating, the plain surface provides a background for the room palette. The 25mm cellular form adds detail without a printed pattern.
What does spunlace describe?
It describes the water-jet entanglement used to consolidate the fibers. It is a base-fabric process, while light filtering describes the finished fabric’s light-control function.
Is spunlace another name for printed nonwoven fabric?
Spunlace identifies a bonding process. Printing adds artwork to a fabric surface. HORNET lists 25mm spunlace and printed fabric as separate product ranges, although these terms describe different manufacturing stages.
Is this fabric a blackout material?
This product is the light-filtering option and allows daylight through the material. A separate blackout fabric is available within the 25mm spunlace range.
Can colors be developed for an OEM range?
Yes. We work with customer color references or physical samples. Sample-book colors are a selection of options, rather than the complete scope of color development.
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