Popular with businesses, drop curtains are an affordable way to create a cosy room. Need shelter, but want a view? PVC clearglass curtains keep rain and wind out, but retain that outdoor feeling. Mesh is a better option when it comes to durability, UV protection and privacy. Coloured PVC hides untidy areas or makes a great movie screen for a projector. You can control your blinds by hand, crank, spring, or motor. And, the operational hardware and fabrics come with a five or ten year warranty. Note that PVC drop curtains are not suitable in extreme wind conditions. Warranties don’t cover wind damage, so roll them up in storms. The life span of an awning is determined by the quality of it’s fabric and components. Over time your awning will be exposed to humidity, rain, solar radiation, heat and pollution.

Incredibly private, cost-effective, and versatile – wooden trellises are a popular addition to the Kiwi backyard. The standard height is 1.8 meters and there are two types of trellis, lattice or oriental. You might recognise the traditional lattice trellis, thanks to its diamond pattern. While the oriental trellis has a modern look with horizontal slats. Whether you want to create an atmosphere outside, give your yard a finished look, or create a garden partition – you can achieve so much with the modest trellis.

These top-notch, highly-customisable screens compliment the modern Auckland home. We have three types of screens to choose from, laser cut aluminium sheets, louvres panels or glass screens with aluminium framing. Decorative laser cut screens create stunning feature walls. Design a pattern yourself or get our experienced specialists to create one. Otherwise, opt for a louvre screen; the clean, straight lines of louvre panels give outdoor spaces a minimal look. Get added functionality with movable louvres, so you can adjust the shutters to control the elements. Or, install fixed louvres for a more stable privacy or weather barrier. We can powder coat screens to match your existing joinery or spouting.

Things to consider before choosing awnings

We will help you to choose from our range, but here’s what to think about:

• Sun orientation and how much shade you want.
• The awning’s projection when fully opened – this varies and is determined by the system you choose.
• Dimensions – choose an awning that fits your dimensions perfectly, so it’s effective.
• Awning weight – make sure the mount location can handle the load.
• Colour and finishes – choose an awning that compliments its surrounds.