Raffia
A natural woven look. Choose Natural, Miel, Alternate Sides or Teck.
Tape: brown or beige
Outdoor blinds
Shade and privacy for terraces, verandas and pavilions.
Choose your material
PVC
A woven PVC material with a look similar to Raffia. Choose Beige, White, Brown, Grey or Bicolor.
Tape: brown or beige (grey with PVC Grey)
Wooden
Warm wooden slats. Choose Natural, Teck, Miel or Bicolor.
Tape: brown or beige
Colours look different on a screen. View physical samples before you decide. We approve the colour from the sample, never from a photograph.
Shade without closing the space in
- Raffia, PVC or Wooden, finished with a brown or beige tape along the edges.
- Not sure which material? Ask us to visit your terrace and measure.
Technical details
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- Operation
- Lifted by hand with a rope, from a wooden headrail. The cord is secured on a cleat.
- Materials
- Raffia, PVC or Wooden, with a brown or beige tape (grey with PVC Grey)
- Colours
- Raffia: Natural, Miel, Alternate Sides, Teck. PVC: Beige, White, Brown, Grey, Bicolor. Wooden: Natural, Teck, Miel, Bicolor.
- Care
- Brush off dirt regularly, dry the blind completely before rolling it up, check straps and fittings, and roll it up in strong winds.
- Recommended maximum size
- Raffia and PVC: up to 2.0 m wide and 2.5 m drop. Larger blinds are heavier to raise because the blind is operated by hand with a rope. For wider openings, we recommend splitting the opening into two blinds rather than making one very heavy blind. Wooden: please ask us.
Please check your measurements carefully: your blinds will be manufactured according to the dimensions provided.
Product components
Explore the parts of your outdoor blind.
The solid wooden top rail that supports the whole blind and the operating system.
The solid wooden top rail that supports the whole blind and the operating system.Raffia, PVC or wooden slats, depending on the outdoor blind you choose.The cords run down the blind and let it roll or lift upward. Cord guides or loops keep them positioned correctly around the blind.Mounted around the wooden headrail, the pulley and operating mechanism are used to raise or lower the blind.Fixed to the wall or frame so the operating cord can be secured once the blind is raised.Gives weight and structure to the bottom of the blind and helps it hang properly.Mounting brackets or hooks fix the wooden headrail to the wall, beam, veranda or opening.Side tie downs are fitted where needed outdoors, to reduce movement from wind.
How your outdoor blinds work.
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