The blinds with arms and slides or trellis arms are supplied with a pull down pole for operation. Those supplied with pivot arms can be operated by gearbox or electric motor as well as by means of a pole. The blinds are wound on helical spring rollers, or on geared or electric motorised rollers. The rollers are housed in specially constructed wooden blind boxes with wooden front laths of a raised panel or ogee profile. The corrosion proof galvanised channels slide down the 2” wide slot of slotted concrete posts and over the Two lengths are available, 500mm long for adding 1 to 2 feet extra height and 795mm for adding 1 to 3 feet extra

Glass verandas are the easiest way to transform a patio or a terrace into a new covered living space, providing comfort in every weather condition. We propose the best solution to your needs and your preferences, always giving a look to the perfect integration of our verandas with your home and the nature around you. The ‘traditional’ blind as we know it today was the standard form of shop blind before the introduction of folding arm awnings. There is a significant quantity still in daily use which is a testament to the design and the materials used. This blind style is specified mainly for use on shops within conservation areas and other areas of special interest, although it can be fitted in any location. The construction of approach awnings is from the same extrusion as Dutch blind systems and these rigid structures provide a highly visible advertisement for the premises together with the practicality of giving weather protection to the patrons. Computerised bending of the Dutch blind extrusion together with the vast range of specifically designed components now available for approach awnings and walkways provide an almost limitless range of shape, size and design. existing fence panel in the slot to give firm support to extra trellis (or fence panels) above your existing fencing. Pre-punched holes allow for nail or screw fixing as required. Traditional blinds are usually supplied with arms and slides and occasionally with trellis extension arms. Pivot or ‘shoe’ arms are also available.Walkways and approach awnings are very popular additions to the frontage of hotels, clubs and restaurants.