Blinds & awnings for Six Fountains

Two conversations, depending on the house

In a newer phase, the conversation is usually a full-house first fit: every window bare, one visit to measure the lot, one written quote covering the whole property. In an established section of the estate, it's more often a single room or two — a bedroom that's always been too bright, a lounge that needs a second layer for privacy in the evenings. Both get the same free in-home measure and the same written, per-window quote either way.

Estate rules and facade-facing products

Like most security estates in this part of Pretoria East, Six Fountains has architectural and aesthetic guidelines that can affect anything visible from the street or the common areas — mainly relevant if you're considering external venetian blinds, roller shutters, or a folding-arm awning on a front-facing patio. We'll flag it at the measure if your product choice is one worth checking with the estate first.

Everyday fabric choices

For most rooms it's the same decision as anywhere else in the area: blockout for bedrooms and media rooms, sunscreen for living areas that want the garden or estate common ground kept visible. See roller blinds for the full fabric breakdown, or venetian blinds if tilt-adjustable light suits the room better than a single roller.

What we fit most often here

• Whole-house roller blind fit-outs for newer phases
• Single-room upgrades and replacements in established sections
• Aluminium venetians for kitchens, bathrooms and laundries
• Folding-arm awnings for front and rear patios, with wind-sensor retraction

Also nearby

We cover the wider Mooikloof estate belt too:

New here? Start with The Mooikloof Stand & Sun Field Guide — what the sun does to each elevation, and which blind suits which room, before you book.