Outdoor Blinds
Elevate Your Outdoor Spaces with Premium Outdoor Blinds in NZ
Outdoor blinds are a cost effective way to offer your home the ultimate protection for all your outdoor living areas.
With a wide range of colours and materials to select we with match the best colour to suit your home. Installing outdoor blinds will give you shade from New Zealand’s harsh elements while creating an indoor/outdoor transition. Available in manual or motor control.
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Fabric Type
Mesh
Mesh outdoor blinds are ideal for patios, decks, pergolas, and entertaining areas, providing shade, airflow, daytime privacy, and UV protection while maintaining visibility and connection to the outdoors.
Available mesh colour options:
White Mesh, Off White Mesh, Cotton Mesh, Bone Mesh, Taupe Mesh, Platinum Mesh, Bronze, Charcoal Mesh, Black, Copper Mesh, Grey Mesh.
Clear PVC
Clear PVC outdoor blinds are ideal when customers want weather protection without losing their view. They help shield outdoor spaces from wind and rain while keeping the area bright and open.
Clear PVC is a strong option for cafes, covered patios, balconies, and entertaining areas where visibility is important. It is especially useful for creating a more enclosed outdoor room while still maintaining a connection to the garden, view, or surrounding space.
Outdoor Blind Options
When choosing outdoor blinds, there are several practical details to select so the finished blind suits the space, operation style, and overall look of the home or business.
Fit
Outdoor blinds can be installed as an inside fit or outside fit, depending on the structure and available fixing points. An inside fit sits within the opening for a clean, built-in look, while an outside fit is mounted around the opening and can offer broader coverage.
Drop Type
The drop type determines how the blind is guided when lowered.
Straight Drop is a simple option with no side guides, ideal for sheltered areas.
Wire Guide uses side wires to help stabilise the blind in light wind.
Side Channel provides the most enclosed finish, helping improve wind resistance and creating a neater seal along the sides.
Roll Type
Outdoor blinds can be made as a front roll or back roll. The best option depends on the installation position, the structure, and how the fabric needs to clear handles, posts, or other obstacles.
Base Rail Colour
The base rail is the bottom bar of the blind, helping keep the fabric stable and giving the blind a finished look. Colour options include White, Black, Anodised, or other colours depending on the project requirements.
Gear Box Colour
The gearbox controls the manual operation of the blind. Available colours include Black or White, allowing the hardware to better match the blind fabric, frame, or surrounding exterior.
Crank Handle Side
The crank handle can be positioned on the left or right side of the blind. This is selected based on access, convenience, and the layout of the outdoor area.
Length of Crank Handle
Crank handles are available in several lengths to suit different installation heights and user access. Options include 1000mm, 1200mm, 1600mm, 1800mm, and 2100mm.
Weather Strip
A weather strip can be added to help reduce gaps and improve protection from wind and rain. This is useful for customers wanting a more enclosed and comfortable outdoor area.
Outdoor Blinds Repair Services in Auckland
We provide dedicated blinds repair services, addressing issues such as worn chains, misaligned fabric, tension problems, and mechanical faults to restore proper function.
Common Outdoor Blind Repairs
We service and repair outdoor blinds to handle New Zealand’s weather conditions and keep your outdoor spaces protected.
- Broken or fraying guide wires
- Torn or UV-damaged fabric panels
- Faulty zip or channel tracking
- Bottom bar bending or detachment
- Motorised unit faults or control issues
- Loose or corroded fixing brackets
Care and Maintenance Tips
To extend the life of your outdoor blinds:
- Rinse fabric regularly with fresh water to remove salt and grime
- Clean with mild soap and a soft brush — avoid solvents
- Roll blinds up during extreme wind or storm conditions
- Inspect guide wires and fixings seasonally
- Contact us for fabric replacements or motor servicing