The most versatile option for sliding doors, wide windows and large openings. Vertical slats tilt for light and privacy control, and slide cleanly to one side to clear the opening completely, custom-made in our own Australia factory in fabric, PVC and aluminium.
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Vertical blinds are a window covering built from long vertical fabric, PVC or aluminium slats that hang from a slim top track. The slats rotate to tilt open for light or closed for privacy, and slide along the track to gather neatly to one side, the centre or split into two stacks, fully clearing the window when you want the view. Unlike most blinds, they handle wide openings and tall windows beautifully, which makes them the standard choice for sliding glass doors, sliding balcony doors, picture windows and wide commercial spaces. They are also one of the most cost-effective ways to cover a large area, and the slats are individually replaceable if one ever gets damaged. Choose from fabric slats for a soft residential look, PVC for kitchens, bathrooms and easy-clean spaces, or aluminium for a sharp contemporary finish.
Fabric · PVC · Aluminium
89mm · 127mm
Left · Right · Centre · Split
Wand draw, cord & chain
The slat material you choose decides the feel of the room and how the blind handles its environment. Here is what each one does best.
Soft fabric slats that hang like draping panels and give a quieter, more residential feel. Available in hundreds of colours across light-filtering, room-darkening and blockout fabrics.
Durable wipeable PVC slats that handle moisture, grease and heavy daily use. The practical choice for kitchens, bathrooms, laundries and busy commercial spaces.
Sharp powder-coated aluminium slats that bring a contemporary look and reflect heat slightly better than fabric. Ideal for modern interiors and west-facing windows.
Vertical blinds are the practical answer to the openings that other blinds struggle with: sliding doors, very wide windows and tall spans. Here is why they keep being the right choice for those rooms.
The natural choice for sliding doors, sliding balcony doors and picture windows where horizontal blinds would be awkward.
Slats stack neatly to one side or split to both sides, fully clearing the window so you keep the view and the access.
Rotate slats anywhere from fully open to fully closed without lifting the entire blind, fine-grained control of light and privacy.
Among the most affordable ways to cover a large window or door opening with custom-made blinds.
If a slat is ever damaged, we replace just that one, not the whole blind, so the long-term cost stays low.
From soft fabric for living rooms to wipeable PVC for kitchens and sharp aluminium for offices, one product family covers a lot of ground.
One accountable team handles every step. No subcontractors, no middleman, no surprises.
A consultant visits your Australia home, measures every window and walks you through slat material, width and stacking options.
Pick fabric, PVC or aluminium, 89mm or 127mm slat width, and left, right or split stacking, with a clear itemised written quote.
Your vertical blinds are custom-cut and assembled in our own Australia factory.
Our installers fit every track and slat cleanly, test the rotation and traverse, and tidy up, then back the job with our guarantee.
Vertical blinds cover a wide price range, because the choices matter. These are the main factors that shape your quote.
Fabric, PVC and aluminium slats each sit at different price points.
Single-side, split-stack and centre-open configurations involve different track builds.
89mm is the standard. 127mm wider slats can change the cost slightly.
Larger sliding doors, wide picture windows and whole-home orders change the overall total.
We will measure your windows, walk you through the options that suit each room, and give you a clear price in writing. No deposit, no pressure, and the quote is yours to keep and compare.
Fly screens are lightweight aluminium or fibreglass mesh designed to keep insects out. Security screens are heavy-duty stainless steel mesh in reinforced frames, tested to Australian Standards to stop intruders. Fly screens are far more affordable and suit most homes; security screens are the upgrade for doors and ground-floor windows where intrusion is a concern.
Standard fibreglass mesh is fine enough that, looking out, your view stays largely clear. Aluminium mesh is slightly more visible. Both let full natural light and airflow through when the window or door is open.
Yes. We offer heavy-duty mesh options that resist scratching from cats and dogs at the door, ideal for back doors and pet-active homes. The mesh feels noticeably stronger but looks similar to standard mesh.
For openings you want to keep clear when insects are not a problem, yes. They glide across when you need them and tuck out of sight against the frame the rest of the time, giving you a clean opening when the weather is right.
Yes. Because every screen is custom-built, we can fit arched, angled and special-shaped windows, as well as wide sliders and bi-fold openings.
Yes. A consultant comes to your Australia home, measures every opening precisely, walks you through mesh and frame options, and provides an itemised written quote at no cost and with no obligation to proceed.
Book a free in-home consultation and one of our Australia consultants will measure up, show you fabric and track samples and give you a written quote, with no obligation.
Takes less than a minute.
