This 25mm light-filtering thermally bonded nonwoven honeycomb blind fabric uses a base consolidated by heated calender rolls. Heat and pressure bond the fiber web before further processing forms the cellular material. In the finished shade, the plain nonwoven face and repeated 25mm folds create the visible design, while the light-filtering construction admits diffused daylight. Color can remain a quiet background or become a more noticeable part of the room palette. HORNET supplies sample-book colors and develops custom palettes for brands seeking a thermally bonded option within their honeycomb shade fabric range.
Thermal Calender Bonding
Heat and pressure from calender rolls consolidate the fiber web into the nonwoven base. The term thermally bonded identifies this manufacturing stage, before the material becomes the formed honeycomb fabric used in shades.
Light Filtering through the Finished Fabric
This light-filtering cellular shade fabric allows diffused daylight through the material. The bonded nonwoven face and the 25mm folds remain part of the visible window surface while the shade is extended.
Surface Finish and Color
The finished appearance combines the bonded base, subsequent processing and selected color. Our color-development service lets brands build the range around neutral or accent palettes, with the 25mm pleat pattern providing the geometric detail.
Request 25mm Light-Filtering Fabric Samples
Request 25mm light-filtering thermally bonded honeycomb shade fabric samples and discuss your OEM color requirements with HORNET.
A Defined Base-Fabric Process
The range gives fabricators a thermally bonded material option within the 25mm collection. The agreed fabric specification can identify the base process and finish for a manufacturer’s sourcing program.
Plain Surface with Cellular Detail
The material can be used in designs where color and fold shape do the decorative work. The 25mm form adds detail to a nonwoven face without requiring a printed motif.
Daylight while the Window Is Covered
The light-filtering construction keeps daylight transmission part of the shade’s function. It is a daytime option for collections that also offer an opaque blackout construction.
Simple Residential Interiors
The plain material direction suits living and dining schemes built around simple furniture and coordinated colors. The cellular pleats supply texture at the window while daylight passes through the fabric.
Daytime Work and Reception Areas
The fabric can be used in cellular shades for workplaces and reception areas where diffused daylight is preferred. The regular 25mm form fits schemes with restrained surface decoration.
Is thermal bonding the same as PUR lamination?
Thermal calender bonding consolidates the fiber web into the base fabric. PUR lamination joins material layers using an adhesive. They describe different manufacturing operations.
Does heat bonding make this a blackout fabric?
The bonding process does not define the light-control category. This finished product is light filtering; the 25mm thermally bonded collection also includes a separate blackout option.
Can customers develop their own colors?
Yes. OEM and ODM orders can include color references or physical samples. Available sample-book colors provide a starting selection for the range.