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TIPIACE True Blackout Honeycomb Shades

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Quick Verdict

TIPIACE honeycomb window shades pair an insect screen with a closable shade. Jina B describes outdoor visibility and airflow through the screen, and uses the shade for privacy.

Video Proof Moments

Outside visible through insect screen

Breeze passes through the screen

Shade closes for complete privacy

Frame needs sufficient sill space

Rails cover small string gaps

Key Takeaways

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The insect screen lets Jina B see outside while obscuring details from passersby.

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Honeycomb construction is described as thermal insulation.

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Jina B assembled it herself and used the included fuzzy seal.

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Closing the shade provides complete privacy, according to Jina B.

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The frame can be installed with or without drilling if the sill has enough room.

Transcript
Blinds don't just have to be functional. They can also look fabulous too. I'm Jina with WTI and blind designs have come a long way. These ones from TIPIACE are case in point. One of the features that made me absolutely have to have this blind though is the insect screen. I love this option. It means I don't have to have a screen in my window which means less cleaning. You can see that the tree and the hill outside my window are visible but I get enough privacy that if someone was to drive by, they wouldn't be able to see details. You still get an amazing breeze from outside but of course you can get the complete privacy by just shutting the other side of the shade. These are honeycomb design so they're thermal insulation. This is so nice because we get hot summers and cold winters. This can be drilled in or not. Just make sure you have enough of a sill to be able to fit the entire frame. I was able to put this together myself. Just match the numbers and when you get to that last connection, don't be afraid to really pull in order to get it locked in. This comes with two different types of seals that you can use. I ended up using the kind of fuzzy one. These come with rails that you put underneath the strings in order to block out all of those tiny little gaps. I have other TIPIACE blinds. They're all phenomenal. I think you're gonna love them too and that's my point of view.
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FAQ

Can you see outside through the insect screen?

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Jina B says she can see a tree and hill outside, while someone driving by would not be able to see details inside.

Can the shade provide full privacy?

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Jina B says closing the other side of the shade provides complete privacy.

Does installation require drilling?

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Jina B says it can be installed with or without drilling, provided the sill has enough room for the frame.

How was assembly?

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Jina B assembled it herself by matching numbered parts. She says the last connection took a firm pull to lock in.

How are small gaps around the strings addressed?

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Jina B says rails fit beneath the strings to block small gaps.

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