Your Outdoor Space Is Built. Now Make It Usable. All Day, Any Weather.
Motorised outdoor blinds for patios, car porches and terraces — up to 6 metres in a single piece, with no pillar standing in the middle of it.
What most sellers
won’t tell you.
Don’t spend thousands on cheap, assembled, generic blinds that fail in the first tropical storm. Here are the four ways they fail on a patio — and what we engineered differently.
The blind that flaps
An ordinary outdoor roller hangs free. Wind gets behind it, lifts it, and works the fixings loose over a season or two. You have seen one on a neighbour’s porch.
Wind-Lock™ side rail
The fabric edge carries a welded zip that runs inside a closed channel on both sides, so the sheet is held under tension top to bottom. No loose edge, nothing to catch.
A pillar in the middle of your view
Most suppliers cover a wide opening by splitting it into two blinds with a post between them. You get the shade, and you lose the reason you built the patio.
AluRoll Duo tube, 85 mm
A dual-layer tube adds 38% more strength than the single-layer version and carries the full width in one piece — up to 6 metres, with nothing standing in the middle of it.
Rain that still gets in at the sides
A free-hanging blind leaves a gap down each edge and another at the floor. Driving rain runs straight past it, and the furniture gets wet anyway.
Reinforced side rail base & weather strip
A thicker rail base keeps the screws from loosening under wind load, and the bottom bar lands on a weather strip that seals the gap instead of bouncing on tiles.
Plastic parts that cook and jam
A west-facing patio in Malaysia is brutal on plastic hardware. Two seasons in, the holders warp and the blind starts to bind halfway down.
AluZip aluminium holder
An aluminium insert rather than a plastic one, so it resists the heat and keeps gliding. The parts that usually fail first are the parts we changed.
Six metres.
No pillar.
Ask any supplier to cover a 6-metre opening and most of them will quietly put a post in the middle of it. It is not a design decision. It is what happens when the roller tube cannot carry the span.
The AluRoll tube is 85 mm across — a large diameter reduces the pressure on the fabric as it winds, which is what stops wrinkles forming on a tall blind. The Duo version adds a second layer inside for 38% more strength, and a dual-symmetric gear that drives both ends evenly so the sheet rolls straight instead of creeping to one side.
The post in the middle
is not a feature. It is a limit.
The numbers
| Maximum width | Up to 6 m in a single piece |
|---|---|
| Maximum height | Up to 6 m |
| Where it goes | Outdoor — patio, car porch, terrace, balcony, café |
| Roller tube | AluRoll 85 mm — Mono to 4.5 m, Duo to 6 m (38% stronger) |
| Side retention | Wind-Lock™ rail with AluZip aluminium holder |
| Bottom bar | Dualframe — dual 18 mm weighted bars, weather strip |
| Headrail | 130 mm aluminium casing, LED-ready |
| Operation | Manual, hybrid, or ProSense smart motor |
| Fabric openness | 0%, 1%, 5%, 10%, 25%, 45% |
| Colours | White, Grey, Dark Grey, Brown, Black |
| Price band | $$ |
Frequently asked
Can the Expert cover a 7 metre opening?
Will it stop rain completely?
Can I install it myself?
Does it work for a car porch?
Manual or motorised — which should I choose?
How long does installation take?
A patio you paid
to build should be
a room you use.
Send us the width and height of the opening. We will tell you what it needs — including when a simpler system would do the job for less.
What happens next
- We read your measurements and photo, usually the same day.
- You get a price and a recommendation — including if a cheaper system would do the job.
- If it looks right, we arrange a site measure to confirm.
- We manufacture, then install. Most single openings take a few hours on site.
No deposit is taken at enquiry stage, and nobody will call you repeatedly. If you go quiet we assume you are still thinking.