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Outdoor Blinds for Issy Bar at Bruny Island
We have just installed some outdoor blinds at Issy’s Bar Bruny Island. The Izzy Bar is a chilled out expression of how the locals live, grow, harvest, ferment, pickle, eat and drink on Bruny Island. Resident artisan bakers cook with fire in the woodfired oven, creating wild ferment sourdough pizzas, flatbreads and marinated delights. The onsite orchard and herb gardens guide the menu, and neighbours deliver produce by bicycle – goat curd, gin and apple schnapps. The Izzy Bar overlooks Isthmus Bay, The Neck, and is a little hidden gem. The blinds are both a Ziptrack system and lock down...
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Our Latest Louvered Roof
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Our latest Louvered Roof Project, this is our Series 220, with in blade LED lighting. The sereis 220 has smaller blade profile, than our 300 series, but comes with intergrated guttering and hidden wiring. We will shortly install three ZipScreen blinds that will infill the weathered sides. We have done this system in a two tone colour, blades in white and sides in Anthracite.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][us_gallery ids=”23856,23859,23794,23860,23861″][/vc_column][/vc_row]
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Large Width Honeycomb Blinds to 5m
We are now able to offer honeycomb blinds or cellular shades to maximum width of 5 metres wide. These can be motorised or chain drive ideally the motorised version is an easier lift given the total weight of the fabric. Shown here is a motorised honeycomb blind to 5m wide with a day night blind. This large format width of 5m will enable a single honeycomb blind to be installed on large format windows. So if you are looking for wide width blinds then call to discuss your requirements Large width blinds offer several advantages: Maximized Coverage: Larger blinds can...
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Honeycomb Blinds Largest Range of Fabrics in Tasmania
Honeycomb fabrics are effective at keeping heat due to their unique structure, which is designed to enhance insulation. Here’s why they work so well: Air Trapping: The honeycomb structure creates numerous small pockets of air. Air is a poor conductor of heat, so these pockets trap warm air close to your body, reducing the amount of heat that escapes. Reduced Heat Transfer: The honeycomb pattern minimizes the direct contact between the outer surface and the inner layers. This helps to reduce the heat transfer between different layers of the fabric. Thermal Insulation: The pattern helps in evenly distributing heat and prevents cold spots. This consistent insulation keeps the overall temperature…
