Custom Honeycomb Blinds Cordless Blackout Cellular Shade | No Drilling, Renter-Safe

The blind your landlord installed is the reason you're awake at 5am. This one presses into the window frame with tension instead of screws — cut to your exact measurements, up in under a minute, and off again without leaving a mark.

Installed in under a minute — no drill, no screws, no anchors, no trip to the hardware store

Fully cordless — nothing to loop, nothing to reach, nothing hanging near a cot

Honeycomb cells insulate the glass — the U.S. Department of Energy reports tightly installed cellular shades cut window heat loss by 40% or more

Comes off clean, comes with you — lift it out in fifteen seconds and move it to the next place

$59.99~~$120.00~~Save $60.01

You Need About An Inch And A Quarter Of Depth

The blind mounts inside the recess, which means it needs two facing surfaces to press against. Put a ruler against the inside edge of your window frame: if there's at least 1.2 inches of depth, you're fine. If your window sits flush to the wall with no recess at all, this won't work — and we'd rather say so now than take your money and let you find out on delivery.

Works With The Tape Already In Your Garage

TapeGlide takes standard-width painter's tape rolls — ScotchBlue, FrogTape, own-brand, whatever's already on your shelf. Drop the roll into the quick-load channel and you're running in seconds, then swap it just as fast when it runs out. No proprietary refills, no cartridges, nothing to reorder from us. Two rolls come in the box to get you started.

Very Smooth Frames Need The Grip Pads

Tension mounts hold by friction. On painted wood and standard uPVC they hold indefinitely. On high-gloss or unusually slick frames they can loosen after a few weeks — so a set of silicone grip pads is in every box, and re-tensioning takes about thirty seconds if it ever happens. This is the one known quirk of tension mounting and we'd rather hand you the fix than pretend it doesn't exist.

NO DRILL NO SCREWS CUT TO YOUR SIZE CORDLESS CHILD & PET SAFE UP IN 60 SECONDS LEAVES NO MARKS

Sunrise Is 5:14 AM. You're Awake At 5:16.

You've tried to fix this window. Here's why none of it worked:

Curtains don't fully block the light.
They sit outside the recess, so light still leaks around the sides, top, and bottom — including that bright strip across the ceiling that wakes you.

By four in the afternoon, the room is unusable.
Sun heats the glass and the room holds that heat for hours. In winter, the same window lets the cold in and heat escape. Windows account for around 25–30% of home heating and cooling energy use.

Every proper fix needs drilling.
Blinds, brackets, and rails mean holes in the wall. Adhesive mounts can peel off in heat and damage paint — not ideal in a rental.

And custom blinds cost too much.
Cellular shades can cost $150–$500 per window, plus $119–$250 for installation. That's a lot for a home you don't own.

It isn't that your window is difficult.
It's that every solution assumes you're allowed to drill into it.

Table for Four. Three High Chairs Short.

Sixty Seconds. Zero Holes. Cut To Your Window.

A spring-tension rod inside the headrail presses against both sides of the window recess and holds securely. That simple mechanism changes four things:

Up in under a minute.
No drilling, anchors, tools, or complicated setup. Extend the rod, press it into the recess, adjust both sides evenly, and you're done.

The honeycomb helps insulate the window.
Its cellular pockets trap still air, creating an insulating layer between the room and the glass. The Department of Energy reports cellular shades can reduce window heat loss by 40% or more and unwanted solar heat gain by up to 60% when fitted tightly.

Dark enough to sleep past sunrise.
Because it sits inside the recess and is cut to fit, the blackout fabric blocks light around the edges. The cordless lift also lets you adjust exactly how much of the window you want covered.

And it leaves when you do.
No holes, adhesive residue, or damaged paint. Release the tension, lift it out, pack it away, and install it again in your next home.

You don't need new windows or permission.

You just need the missing layer between your room and the glass.