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Sunset over the Atlantic through a glass-walled Camps Bay lounge, a smooth sunscreen roller blind partially lowered against the glare
Atlantic Seaboard · Cape Town

Built to face the sunset. Built to survive one.

Made-to-measure blinds, external shading and wind-rated screens for the glass-walled homes and apartments of the Atlantic Seaboard — Mouille Point to Llandudno.

Free in-home measure & a written, per-window quote
Powder-coated, salt-air-rated hardware on every exterior product
Child-safe as standard — no dangling cords
The strip we work 08 suburbs
  1. 01Mouille Point
  2. 02Green Point
  3. 03Sea Point
  4. 04Bantry Bay
  5. 05Fresnaye
  6. 06Clifton
  7. 07Camps Bay
  8. 08Llandudno

One team, one spec logic, the whole Atlantic side of the peninsula — north to south.

The range

Twelve ways to answer a west-facing wall of glass

From a Sea Point apartment's single sliding door to a Clifton villa's full glass frontage, this is the range we measure and fit across the strip — chosen for salt air, wind and a sun that sets straight into the living room.

Aluminium external venetian blinds angled across a Fresnaye glass facade at sunset

External Venetian Blinds

Heat stopped at the glass, before a west-facing lounge ever feels it.

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Zip screen blind lowered over a Clifton cliffside balcony against the wind and sea spray

Zip Screens

Wind-proof mesh that closes a cliffside balcony in without boxing it up.

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Sunscreen roller blind lowered halfway in a Sea Point apartment living room facing the promenade

Roller Blinds

Blockout or sunscreen, made to measure for every promenade window.

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Aluminium roller shutter partially lowered on a Camps Bay home exterior for sun and glare control

Roller Shutters

Full heat-kill on the worst west-facing glass, motorised from inside.

Shading, not security. Our roller shutters are made for sun, heat and glare control. They are not security-rated shutters — that's a different product, quoted separately on request.

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Day and night banded roller blind lowered over a Mouille Point bedroom window with a harbour view

Day & Night Blinds

Tunes light hour by hour without losing the harbour outlook.

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Aluminium venetian blind tilted half-open in a Bantry Bay cliffside window

Venetian Blinds

Tilt for glare-free light, close flat for privacy from the cliff path.

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Wide panel blinds sliding across floor-to-ceiling patio doors in a Llandudno beach house

Vertical & Panel Blinds

Wide stacking doors onto the cove, covered without a seam line.

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Cellular honeycomb blind lowered over a nursery window in a Green Point apartment

Cellular Honeycomb Blinds

Genuine insulation against a glass-walled nursery's afternoon heat.

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Roller blind dropping from a slim recessed ceiling slot in a frameless Fresnaye lounge

Concealed & Recessed Blinds

Shading built into the ceiling of a frameless glass lounge, not bolted on.

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Pleated skylight blind tensioned inside a raked gable window in a Clifton hillside home

Skylight & Shaped Blinds

Fitted to the raked gable glass other suppliers won't quote.

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Folding-arm awning extended over a beachfront patio dining table in Llandudno

Folding-Arm Awnings

Shade over the beach-house table, gone again before the wind picks up.

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Multiple motorised roller blinds on a shared headrail across a wide Sea Point glass wall, remote on the table

Motorised Blinds & Automation

One remote, every blind on a wide glass wall — no ladder required.

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Sea Point apartment bedroom with a blockout roller blind lowered against an evening window overlooking the promenade
The bedroom

Dark by nine, whatever the promenade below is doing.

How we specify across the Atlantic Seaboard

One coastline, one set of physics, eight different addresses

Mouille Point to Llandudno is one continuous strip of west-facing glass under the same mountain wall. The suburb name on the title deed changes; the sun, the wind and the salt in the air do not.

01

Every window here was built for the same sunset

The Atlantic Seaboard faces west and north-west by definition — the orientation the property listing sells is the orientation that puts the low afternoon and evening sun straight into the main glass, worst in midsummer when sunset runs late. Blockout and sunscreen fabric are specified for that hour, not as an afterthought.

02

The Cape Doctor doesn't hit every pocket equally

Cape Town's summer south-easter is funnelled and accelerated by the Twelve Apostles range — Camps Bay and Clifton, sitting directly under that wall, are known locally for gusting harder than the more sheltered stretch around Fresnaye and Bantry Bay. Every exterior product we spec here carries a wind rating; on exposed positions, a sensor retracts it before the gust arrives, not after.

03

Winter comes from the opposite direction

Cape winter reverses the pattern: cold fronts move in from the north-west and hit this coast face-on, since it's the exposed windward side for that system. Genuine horizontal rain and gale-force gusts, not a highveld thunderstorm — a different failure mode to design against.

04

Salt air doesn't check which suburb you're in

Every property on this strip sits within reach of direct sea spray off the Atlantic. Unprotected hardware pits, seizes and fails within seasons; we specify powder-coated aluminium and coated fixings as standard, and we're honest that even marine-spec hardware wants an occasional fresh-water rinse.

Scroll — the sun sets behind the Apostles, the shading responds.

Zip screen enclosing a Camps Bay hillside terrace against the wind at dusk, ocean and mountain silhouette beyond
The terrace

Enclosed against the wind at six, open again by breakfast.

How it works

Four steps, the same across every suburb on the strip

Whether it's one sliding door in a Sea Point apartment or a full glass frontage in Clifton, the process doesn't change.

01

Enquire

Tell us about your windows, the building type and what's actually bothering you — glare, wind, a body-corporate rule — through the form or chat.

02

Free in-home measure

A consultant visits with samples, measures every opening to the millimetre and talks through fabric, wind rating and control options for each room.

03

Written quote

A clear, itemised quote per window or opening — no surprises, and no pressure to decide on the spot.

04

Made & fitted

Made to order and installed cleanly by hand, with the operation demonstrated — motorised or manual — before we leave.

Close-up of a roller blind bracket with brass-toned, salt-air-resistant hardware, specified for the Atlantic Seaboard
The detail

Hardware chosen for salt air, not just a showroom.

Service area

Four zones along the strip

We measure and fit the full length of the Atlantic Seaboard. These four pages go deeper on the paired stretches with the most different specification stories — the rest of the strip is covered on the same visit.

The full run we cover: Mouille Point, Green Point, Sea Point, Bantry Bay, Fresnaye, Clifton, Camps Bay and Llandudno. Somewhere else nearby? Ask us in the form or chat — the same spec logic covers most of the peninsula's west-facing side.

Questions

Honest answers before you commit

Do you only work in the four areas listed above?
No — those four pages go into extra depth because they cover the most different specification stories on the strip. We measure and fit the full run from Mouille Point to Llandudno, and most of the west-facing peninsula beyond it. Mention your suburb in the form or chat and we'll confirm.
Will an exterior blind or screen survive the wind in Camps Bay or Clifton?
That's exactly the pocket the wind rating is written for. Every exterior product we fit under the Twelve Apostles wall — external venetians, zip screens, awnings — is wind-rated, and on exposed elevations we specify sensor-retract as standard, so it protects itself before a gust arrives rather than relying on someone being home.
I'm in a sectional-title apartment — do I need body-corporate approval?
Usually, yes, for anything visible from outside the unit — an external blind box, an awning, a screen. It's standard sectional-title practice across the city, not specific to us, and it's worth checking before you order. Interior blinds and screens inside the glass line don't typically need it.
Are your roller shutters security shutters?
No. Ours are a shading product — sun, heat, glare and blackout control on the outside of the glass. They are not security-rated shutters; that's a different product entirely, which we can quote separately if you need it.
Do you offer child-safe control options?
Yes, on every corded or chained product. Cord and chain tensioners are standard on every install, and for nurseries or playrooms we recommend cordless or motorised control — nothing dangling within reach at all.
How does the process work, from enquiry to fitted blinds?
You reach out through the form or chat on this site, we book a free in-home measure where a consultant brings samples and measures every opening, you receive a written quote itemised per window, and once you approve it your blinds, screens or shutters are made to order and professionally fitted.
Ready when you are

The sunset sold the house. Let's make six o'clock comfortable too.

Book a free in-home measure and get a written, per-window quote — no obligation, no pressure.

Get in touch

Tell us about your windows

Fill this in and one of our expert consultants will contact you shortly to arrange your free in-home measure.

No call-centre hold music

A real consultant calls you back to arrange a time that suits your building, apartment or house.

Nothing quoted sight-unseen

Every quote follows an in-home measure — no guessed prices over the phone.

Measure appointments across the whole seaboard get booked ahead, especially in summer — the earlier you're in the diary, the more choice of day and time.

Your details are used only to arrange your free in-home measure and consultation call-back. We never share or sell your information. (POPIA)