
Comfort-Focused Selection
We help you compare cell designs and fabrics for your comfort priorities.
Custom Cellular Shades in Lancaster, PA
Max Custom Blinds brings cellular-shade samples to your home and helps you compare fabrics, configurations and controls. We measure each window, manage your custom order and professionally install your shades, with your Design Consultant involved through final inspection.


We help you compare cell designs and fabrics for your comfort priorities.

We bring samples so you can choose the right light and privacy level.

We review top-down / bottom-up options for your windows and daily use.

We help select cordless or compatible motorized operation, then install and check it.
Inspiration Gallery
Explore looks to discuss with your Max Design Consultant. We’ll help you compare suitable cellular-shade options in your home. Click any image to view it full screen.
Your Max Design Consultant brings samples and helps narrow the choices in your home.
We check each opening, mounting depth and clearances before placing your custom order.
We install, verify fit and operation, and complete your project with Designer Final Inspection.
Explore your options
Cellular shades combine a soft fabric appearance with a cellular structure that creates pockets of air. The right configuration depends on your windows, the daylight you enjoy and the privacy you need. Max Custom Blinds helps you compare fabrics, cell sizes and available operating options in your home.
Single-cell and double-cell describe the arrangement of the fabric’s air pockets. Construction can affect insulation, appearance and the size of the raised shade stack. Performance varies by product and installation, so compare the specifications of the shades you are considering rather than relying on cell count alone.
Cell size also changes the look of the shade. Viewing samples against your windows helps you judge the proportions alongside your trim and furnishings.
Light-filtering fabrics soften incoming daylight. The level of privacy depends on the selected fabric and lighting conditions, so consider both daytime and evening use.
Room-darkening fabrics reduce more light, but light may still enter around the sides of the shade. If you are choosing shades for a bedroom, explain how dark you want the room to be so fabric and mounting options can be considered together.
Before you choose
Their cellular construction can help reduce heat transfer through a window covering. The benefit depends on the product, fit, window and how the shade is used. Specific energy savings should not be assumed without supporting product information.
This configuration allows the shade to cover a lower portion of the window while admitting daylight above it, as well as providing other positioning options. Availability, size limits and controls vary by product.
Selected cellular shades offer motorized operation. Available motors, power supplies and controls depend on the product and window dimensions. Ask Max to review compatibility before choosing a system.
Follow the manufacturer’s care instructions for the selected fabric. Ask about routine dusting, spot cleaning and any restrictions before ordering; some fabrics require particular care.
Compare your options
Your Max Design Consultant brings samples to your home so you can compare fabric opacity, cell proportions and operating options alongside your trim and furnishings. We help narrow the choices around your comfort and privacy needs, then handle professional measuring, installation and Designer Final Inspection.
For a smooth fabric panel and a different appearance, explore roller and solar shades. To learn about compatible controls and power options, visit motorization.
Request a free in-home consultation with Max Custom Blinds to compare cellular-shade fabrics, configurations and controls for your windows.
Bring the Showroom to Your Home
Request a free in-home consultation. Your Max Design Consultant will bring samples, review your windows and help plan the right products, fit and installation.