The 25mm blackout spunlace nonwoven honeycomb blind fabric pairs a water-jet-entangled base with the opaque construction used for light blocking. Spunlace describes how the nonwoven base is consolidated; the finished blackout construction supplies the light-control function. On the room side, the fabric face extends across regular 25mm folds, giving bedroom and hospitality shades a textile appearance with visible depth. Color selection can follow bedding, upholstery or a wider interior palette. HORNET supplies this blackout cellular shade fabric for wholesale and OEM collections, including custom color development.
Spunlace with an Opaque Construction
The spunlace base is consolidated by water-jet entanglement. In this blackout version, the completed fabric incorporates an opaque construction for light blocking. The base-fabric process and the blackout function are separate parts of the product description.
A Room-Facing Textile Surface
This blackout cellular shade fabric presents the nonwoven face to the room. The 25mm folds give it depth and a repeated cellular pattern, so the shade can contribute to the interior even when its main purpose is light control.
Colors for Restful Room Schemes
The color of the visible fabric face can be selected as part of a bedroom or hospitality palette. Our sample-book and custom color services support coordinated fabric ranges for OEM and ODM projects.
Request 25mm Blackout Fabric Samples
Contact HORNET for 25mm blackout spunlace honeycomb shade fabric samples and custom collection inquiries.
Blackout Function with a Spunlace Base
The product provides a dedicated blackout option for buyers who specify spunlace nonwoven fabric. It extends the 25mm spunlace collection beyond daytime light-filtering applications.
Cellular Detail on a Plain Fabric Face
The formed 25mm pleats add structure to a plain textile surface. This allows bedding, furniture and fabric color to carry the room palette without requiring a patterned window covering.
Opaque Material for Non-View-Through Shades
The opaque fabric blocks transmitted light and a view through the material itself. It is a material choice for shade ranges that prioritize visual separation through the fabric.
Bedroom Fabric Collections
The fabric can be used in cellular shades designed around reduced daylight and a textile interior. Its 25mm pleats sit alongside bedding and separate curtains as part of the soft-furnishing scheme.
Guest Accommodation
Hotels and serviced residences can incorporate the range into room collections with coordinated fabric colors. The opaque construction supplies the light-blocking material while the room side retains a nonwoven appearance.
Living Rooms Used for Screen Viewing
For rooms that combine daytime living and evening entertainment, the fabric offers a plain cellular appearance with blackout functionality. Separate window layers can provide other daylight choices.
Does the word spunlace guarantee blackout performance?
Spunlace describes how the base fibers are entangled. The opaque finished construction provides the blackout function in this product; the bonding method alone does not establish light control.
Does blackout mean a black room-facing color?
No. The term refers to opacity, while the visible face can be developed around the customer’s color palette. Color options belong to the specific product order.
Can an installed shade admit light at the edges?
Yes. The fabric blocks light through its body. Light around the perimeter depends on the finished shade design and mounting arrangement.
Are sample-book colors the only available colors?
No. HORNET also supports custom color development from references and physical samples for wholesale and OEM/ODM fabric orders.
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