Blinds in Bathurst, Made & Installed by Our Own Team

Blinds are the workhorse of a Bathurst home, and the right type depends on the room and the light. We make the full range in our Bradwardine Road workroom and fit them ourselves, so you get the right blind for each window rather than a one-size compromise.

Roller blinds are the everyday favourite across Bathurst, from light-filtering sunscreen through to full blockout. In west-facing living rooms and bedrooms that cop the harsh Central West afternoon sun, blockout rollers keep the room cooler in summer and dark for sleep. Honeycomb (cellular) blinds are the one we point Bathurst homeowners to for warmth, their cell structure traps air and insulates against the hard winter frosts and single-digit mornings. Roman blinds add a softer, tailored look for living and dining rooms, while Venetian blinds, timber or aluminium, give precise light control and suit kitchens, bathrooms and studies. For big sliding doors and bedroom windows, vertical and sheer-vertical blinds let you dial the light up or down through the day.

Bathurst housing is a real mix and we fit blinds to all of it: the heritage terraces and period homes around the CBD, where windows are often out-of-square and need made-to-measure sizing, and the newer estates at Kelso, Llanarth, Windradyne, Eglinton and Gormans Hill, where large modern windows suit clean roller and honeycomb treatments. Because we measure, make and install locally, we match the blind to how each room is actually used, and to a climate that swings from frost to 35C.

The process is simple and local. We come to your Bathurst home for a free measure, bring the samples so you can see them in your own light, and leave you with a clear written quote. Your blinds are then made here in Bathurst and fitted by our own installers, who check every blind runs properly before they leave, one accountable team from first measure to final fit, dressing Bathurst windows since 1977.

Building or renovating? Send us your plans and we'll quote off them. Either way the measure and the quote are free, with no obligation.