Aluminum Venetian Blinds: These blinds feature horizontal slats made of aluminum alloy. The bead chain mechanism allows for easy adjustment of the slat angle, enabling customized light control. Key features of aluminum slats include heat resistance, UV protection, and water resistance, making them easy to clean with suitable detergents. Aluminum blinds are available in flat and factory-style designs, with the factory-style offering better light blockage.

Recommended Settings: Kitchen, bathroom, and walk-in closet.

Material Choice : 

(Width, Drop does not matter)

Glossy Finish :  ST-59 SERIES   $75/Meter 

Frosted Finish :   ST-74 and ST-75 SERIES $88/Meter

Pearlized Coating :  ST-85 and ST-89 SERIES $88/Meter

Textured Finish :   ST 337 SERIES $88/Meter

Z-Louver :  ST-35 and ST-411 SERIES   $122/Meter

If the height is less than one meter, it is calculated as one meter; if the area is less than one square meter, it is calculated as one square meter.

If you find a better price anywhere else in Australia, let us know, and we’ll beat it! 

The prices listed on the website are estimated and may vary slightly. We will arrange a free on-site measurement service for you. If the measurement results differ from the quoted price by less than 5%, there will be no additional charges. If the difference exceeds 5%, a price adjustment will be applied for the difference. Additionally, if the actual measurement results cost is lower than the quoted price, we will refund the difference to your order.

To measure for window blinds, follow these steps:

Inside Mount (Blinds installed inside the window frame):

1. Width: Measure the width of the window in three places: top, middle, and bottom. Use the narrowest measurement to ensure a proper fit within the frame.
2. Length (Drop): Measure the height of the window from the top of the frame to the windowsill in three spots: left, center, and right. Use the longest measurement for the blind length.

Outside Mount (Blinds installed outside the window frame):

1. Width: Measure the width of the area you want the blinds to cover, extending past the window frame by a few centimeters on each side for better light control and privacy.
2. Length (Drop): Measure from the top of where you want the blind to start (above the frame) down to where you want it to end, usually just below the windowsill or to the floor.