Commercial & residential
Outdoor Blinds
Outdoor blinds close the open side of a covered outdoor area. Ours are clear panels in a folding frame: they run across the open side of a verandah, patio or alfresco area so the space stays usable when it is raining or blowing, and the whole run folds back against a post when the weather is good. The view and the light stay. The covered outdoor area becomes a room you can use all year.
What you get
How our outdoor blinds are put together
Clear panels in a folding frame
The panels are clear PVC set in a framed folding system. That keeps the run light enough for one person to fold by hand, and there is nothing in it to shatter around children, pets and furniture.
Closed against the weather it will actually get
The run closes against the head, the posts and the floor to keep wind-driven rain off the area. How exposed the opening is decides the detail: a sheltered courtyard and a balcony that faces the weather are not the same job, and that is looked at when we measure.
Keeps the light and the outlook
Because the panels are clear, closing the blinds does not turn the verandah into a store room. Daylight comes through, the garden or the street is still there, and the area still reads as outdoors from inside.
Works with an insect screen
Where the area is already screened for insects, the blinds run in front of the mesh and the two do different jobs: the mesh for summer evenings, the clear panels for the wet and the cold.
Folds away when it is not needed
On a fine day the whole run folds back and stacks against a post or a wall, so the area is as open as it was before. The stack takes a fraction of the run, in the same way an internal accordion door does.
Made to fit the opening
Verandahs are rarely square. Posts are not evenly spaced, beams are not level and the floor falls for drainage. Each run is measured on site and made to fit that opening rather than cut down from a stock size.

Where these go
- Verandahs, patios and alfresco areas
- Balconies and covered decks
- Outdoor dining at cafes, pubs and clubs
- Function room terraces and beer gardens
- Pool rooms and covered entertaining areas
- Covered outdoor work areas and walkways
In place
What outdoor blinds look like installed





Specification
The numbers, as ranges
These are the ranges the product family covers. We confirm the figures for your job at measure. Better a range now than a number we have to walk back later.
- Operation
- Manual, folding, stacking back against a post or wall
- Where it goes
- Under a roof, closing the open side of a covered outdoor area
- Typical run width
- 1 m to 8 m, with longer runs split at the posts
- Typical height
- Up to about 3 m
- Panels
- Clear PVC in an aluminium folding frame
- Weather sealing
- Closes against head, posts and floor. Detail set by exposure
- Stack
- Allow roughly 10 to 15 percent of the run
- Insect screening
- Runs in front of an existing mesh screen
Budget
Roughly what it costs
Enough to sanity-check a budget before anyone picks up the phone. It is indicative. The quote is the number that counts.
Indicative pricing
Priced per job. Call us for a price.
Openings vary enough in size, finish, rating and access that a published range would mislead more than it helps. Tell us the opening and you get a real number, not a band.
03 9331 7376What moves the number
- Exposure, which sets the sealing detail at the head, the posts and the floor
- How many runs the verandah splits into, since every post is a new start
- Whether the run has to work around an existing insect screen or balustrade
- Site access, and travel beyond the free-quote radius
Indicative only, and not an offer or a quote. Prices exclude GST, exclude any builder's work, and are confirmed in writing after a site measure.
Questions
What people ask before they order
Not covered here? The opening usually decides the answer, so it is quicker to describe yours than to read every case.
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Pricing outdoor blinds?
Send the width, the height and what the room has to do. You get a written quote with panels, track, hardware and installation priced separately.
