The frame's fine, the fabric's finished — the most common end-of-life story for outdoor blinds and awnings, and the cheapest to fix. New mesh, PVC or acrylic made to your existing system, fitted without replacing hardware that still has years in it.
UV makes outdoor fabric brittle, salt and weather do the rest — but the tracks, rollers, arms and motors behind the fabric usually outlast it two or three times over. Replacing the whole system because the fabric's gone is paying for hardware you already own.
We measure your existing blind or awning and have replacement fabric made to it: zip-edged mesh and clear PVC for zip and outdoor blinds, acrylic and canvas for folding arm and drop-arm awnings — colour-matched where the range allows, or a fresh colour if the old one's had its day.
While the fabric's off, the hardware gets checked and any tired components — zips, splines, hold-down clips, arm tension — get sorted so the new fabric goes onto a system that's ready for it.
Zip-edged mesh and clear PVC panels made to your track system — re-fed and tensioned so they run clean, not just fitted and hoped.
Acrylic and canvas replacement on folding arm awnings — with arm tension and fittings checked while the old fabric's off.
Small tears and failed seams can sometimes be repaired; brittle, chalky or stretched fabric can't. We tell you which yours is before you spend.
The fittings that fail alongside fabric — replaced during the refit so the new panel doesn't inherit old problems.
A photo of the damage and one of the whole blind or awning, plus your suburb — enough to tell you whether it's a repair or a replacement, and roughly what's involved. If it's urgent, call 0477 059 687 directly.
Call 0477 059 687 or send a photo — we'll tell you straight whether it's a repair, a re-skin, or genuinely time for a new system.