Not every window suits a bracket, and not every home allows drilling. Easy-stick blinds solve both problems with a simple adhesive mount — and when that blind is a honeycomb design, you get insulation and light control alongside the convenience.
Stick it up in minutes
An easy-stick honeycomb blind mounts with a strong adhesive strip rather than screws, so it goes onto the frame in minutes with no tools and no holes. For renters and anyone nervous about drilling into uPVC, it is the simplest window upgrade there is.
Why honeycomb
The cellular, honeycomb structure traps a layer of air that insulates the window, keeping rooms warmer in winter and cooler in summer. It is the same principle as a dedicated thermal blind, delivered in a lightweight, stick-up form that suits smaller or awkward windows.
A whole easy-stick range
Honeycomb is one of several adhesive options. The wider easy-stick blinds range includes wooden and metal looks too, so you can match the style to the room while keeping the same damage-free, tool-free fitting throughout the home.
Where they shine
Easy-stick blinds are ideal for small windows, rented flats, caravans and anywhere a bracket is impractical. They are lightweight, tidy and removable, and the honeycomb versions add genuine comfort by cutting draughts and glare on single-glazed or cold windows.
Getting a clean, lasting stick
Adhesive mounting is only as good as the surface it grips, so a little preparation pays off. Clean the frame thoroughly with rubbing alcohol to remove dust and grease, let it dry, then press the mount firmly and give it time to bond before hanging the blind. Done properly, an easy-stick blind holds securely for years yet still peels away cleanly when you want it gone.
Because they are so light and simple, easy-stick honeycombs are also easy to reposition or take with you. If you rent, you can lift them out at the end of a tenancy and refit them in the next place, so the investment is not left behind. For awkward, small or temporary windows — a rented flat, a home office nook, a caravan — this combination of insulation, tidy looks and full reversibility is hard to match.
For a fast, damage-free upgrade that also makes a room more comfortable, easy-stick honeycomb is hard to beat. Peel, stick and you are done — with insulation and light control thrown in, and nothing to repair when you leave.
Sizing and colour
Easy-stick honeycomb blinds are usually trimmed or made to the pane size, so measure the flat glass area carefully and follow the guidance for your chosen range. Because they mount to the glass or the flat of the frame, they suit shallow recesses where a bracket will not fit. On colour, a pale honeycomb keeps a small or dim room feeling light, while the cellular structure means even a plain white blind adds real insulating value. Order a sample if you can, so you can check both the fit and the shade against your own window before committing to the full set.
