Blinds and shutters for Brisbane, Gold Coast and Logan homes

Blockout roller blinds are the usual answer for bedrooms, because they stop the most light and are the simplest to keep clean. If you want to let daylight in during the day without losing privacy, a dual roller (blockout plus light-filtering on one bracket) covers both. Plantation shutters also work well in bedrooms if you want something permanent and quieter to look at. We will talk through it at the measure.

Yes, and it is the easiest way to do it. Book a free measure for your screens and let us know you want blinds as well. The measurer records both on the same visit, you receive one quote, and the installs are scheduled together where the products allow. Colours are matched at the same time, so the blind headrails sit sensibly next to black or white screen frames.

Roller and vertical blinds are the common choice for rentals because they are hard-wearing, easy to clean and straightforward to replace panel by panel if a tenant damages one. Neutral fabrics keep the place easy to let. If you manage several properties, tell us and we will keep the specification consistent so replacements are simple later. Body corporate rules for units are covered under the next question.

Warranty terms for blinds and shutters are set by the manufacturer and are different from the screen warranties. Blinds carry 2 years on fabric and 3 years on tubes, tracks and mechanisms. Plantation shutters currently carry 3 years on paint and components and 5 years on panels. The warranty page has the full terms and the claim process.

Yes, outdoor zip blinds: fabric blinds that run in side tracks to close in a patio, alfresco or verandah against sun, wind and rain, manual or motorised. The range is being finalised, so fabrics, sizes and wind ratings are confirmed at the measure for now. If insects are the main problem and you want the breeze every day, a screened patio enclosure is usually the better answer, and we do both.

Often yes, particularly for roller blinds and outdoor zip blinds, but it depends on the tube, bracket and fabric chosen at the start. If there is any chance you will want a motor later, say so at the measure and we will quote hardware that accepts one. Battery motors are the usual retrofit; mains-powered motors are best planned during a build when an electrician is already on site. Motorisation is an upgrade on each product page, not a separate product.

Internal blinds usually do not need approval because they are inside your lot, but many body corporates have a rule about what colour is visible from the street or common areas, most often white or off-white backing. Check your by-laws before choosing a dark fabric. Shutters and anything fixed to a common-property window frame can be different. We fit to whatever your by-laws allow.

We bring the swatch books to your home at the measure. Fabric and slat colours change with your lighting and your floor, and a photo on a phone does not show that. You can shortlist from the colours page first, then hold the real samples against the wall before you decide. There is no showroom to visit; the measure is the showroom.