Double-volume open-plan living and dining room in a Fourways estate home with sunscreen roller blinds lowered across the glazed wall onto the pool and garden

Made-to-measure blinds for Fourways new builds — the garden view you were promised, without the three o’clock glare.

Blockout, sunscreen, day/night and motorised blinds, plus retractable patio awnings — measured, quoted and fitted across the Fourways estate belt.

The Range

Twelve ways to fix a window, one consultant to sort it

From bedroom blockout to the awning over the braai — every product is made-to-measure per window, with fabric and control options talked through at your free measure.

Navy blockout roller blind pulled fully down over a child's bedroom window in a Fourways home, bedside lamp lit for a summer evening

Blockout Roller Blinds

Full darkness for bedrooms, nurseries and media rooms — and an insulating layer against the highveld heat.

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Open-weave sunscreen roller blind lowered across a wide Fourways living-room window with the pool and garden still readable through the mesh

Sunscreen Roller Blinds

Cuts glare and UV off wide north- and west-facing glass while keeping the garden view.

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Charcoal roller blind on its exposed tube, bracketed above a Fourways dining-room window and lowered about a third of the way

Double Roller (Day & Night Combo)

Blockout and sunscreen on one bracket — the practical answer for a bedroom that still wants a view.

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Day-night zebra blind with alternating sheer and solid bands over the window behind a Fourways kitchen island

Day/Night Zebra Blinds

Align the bands for filtered light, offset them for near-solid privacy — one blind, tuned hour by hour.

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Silver aluminium venetian blind fitted inside the reveal of a scullery window above the sink in a Fourways kitchen

Aluminium Venetian Blinds

Precise slat-by-slat light control for studies, kitchens and scullery windows.

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Cream cellular blind fitted in the tall stairwell window of a double-volume Fourways house, lowered two thirds down the glass

Cellular (Honeycomb) Blinds

Insulating air-cell blinds for the double-volume glazing in newer Fourways estate builds.

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Off-white vertical blind vanes hanging from a track above a wide sliding door in a Fourways living room, part of the stack drawn aside to the patio

Vertical & Panel Blinds

Wide sliding-door spans on a smooth glide track — built for the big openings onto the patio.

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Recessed blinds dropping out of a ceiling slot above the sliding doors of an open-plan Fourways kitchen and dining room

Concealed / Recessed Blinds

Ceiling-slot systems that vanish into the build — for architect-designed new homes.

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Motorised roller blind lowered over the sliding patio doors of a Fourways home with its remote on the hall table

Motorised Blinds & Automation

App, remote, sun and wind sensors — one button for a whole wall of glass, no cords at all.

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Charcoal folding-arm awning bolted to the face-brick wall above the patio doors of a Fourways home and run right out over the outdoor table

Folding-Arm Awnings

Retract the roof over the braai on demand — with a wind sensor to pull it in before a highveld storm.

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Taut zip screen mesh running in slim side channels to close in a Fourways patio

Outdoor Zip Screens

Wind-proof mesh walls that close the entertainment room in without losing it as a room.

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Hands re-fixing the headrail bracket of a roller blind to the window frame on a Fourways repair call

Blind Repairs

Re-cords, new chains, brackets and tilt mechanisms — honest repairs before we ever talk replacement.

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Family & Entertaining

Built for a house that’s always half indoors, half out

Walk through a new Fourways build and the pattern repeats: an open-plan kitchen and living area, a bank of stacking or sliding doors, and a patio that’s really just another room with a roof. That layout is why the window brief here is different from an older suburb — it’s rarely one small window per wall, it’s one very large opening the whole family lives around.

It means the blind has to do more work. Blockout in the kids’ rooms so bedtime in December actually works. Sunscreen across the living areas so the afternoon sun doesn’t bleach the couch or blind whoever’s at the stove. And outside, a folding-arm awning or zip screen that turns the patio into a usable room from October through to the last braai of autumn.

“The blind isn’t decorating the window — in a house like this, it’s managing the room.”

Bedroom in a Fourways family home with a wide blockout roller blind lowered to the sill
Blockout in the kids’ rooms — cordless as standard
Dark timber venetian slats and their tilt cord catching the late Fourways afternoon light
Slat & cord detail, chosen against the light
Braai and outdoor dining area at a Fourways home under a retractable awning, trampoline on the lawn behind
The awning that makes the braai area a room
New-build estate home patio and pool deck in Fourways Gardens with a folding-arm awning extended over the outdoor lounge
Why Fourways Is Different

What the estate belt actually needs

Fourways Gardens, Cedar Lakes and the wider William Nicol corridor are still building — which means most of the enquiries we get here are for windows nobody has ever dressed before.

  • 01New-build stock keeps arriving across the estate belt, and most of it means wide aluminium-framed sliding or stacking doors onto a patio or pool deck — not a run of small punched windows.
  • 02Open-plan living rooms facing north and west catch the sharp end of the highveld afternoon sun in summer — the glare-on-the-TV, heat-on-the-couch problem sunscreen and motorised rollers are built to solve.
  • 03October to March brings sudden highveld thunderstorms with real wind behind them — any awning or exterior screen going in here should carry a wind sensor as standard, not as an upsell.
  • 04With so many young families in the estates, cordless and motorised control in kids’ rooms is the norm we quote to, not the exception.
Day-night zebra blind on a single roller filtering low sun across a Fourways lounge
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The Fourways Sun Atlas

We did the homework on this area’s light so you don’t have to guess: where the sun actually lands on an estate-belt house, month by month, and what we would put on the glass.

  • The December and June sun path for Fourways, with sourced figures
  • North, west, east and south — what each elevation does to a room
  • Product recommendations with the honest catch on every one
  • The five things only an on-site measure can answer
How It Works

Four steps, one consultant, no surprises

01

Enquire

Chat, call or the form below — tell us the rooms, roughly how many windows, and your area.

02

Free in-home measure

A consultant visits with samples, measures every window precisely, and talks through fabric, openness and motorisation for each room’s actual light.

03

Written quote

Made-to-measure pricing per window, every option itemised — nothing verbal, nothing vague. As a rough guide, blinds and awnings across the estate belt land between R1,000 and R7,500 per square metre installed, with the product and motorisation deciding where; small windows carry a minimum charge, and the exact figure follows the measure.

04

Made & fitted

Manufactured to order and professionally installed — levelled, tested, and demonstrated before we leave.

About This Service

A measure-and-fit blinds service for the Fourways estate belt

Fourways Blinds is a made-to-measure window shading service working across Fourways, Lonehill, Broadacres and Cedar Lakes, Helderfontein Estate and Dainfern. Nothing here is sold off a shelf: every roller blind, day/night blind, motorised system and patio awning is manufactured to the sizes taken at your house, for the exact opening it is going on.

The order of events never changes. You enquire, by chat or the form, and one of our expert consultants will contact you shortly to book a free in-home measure. At that visit every window is measured properly and the fabric, openness and control options are worked through room by room against the light each one actually gets. A written quote follows, itemised per window, so you can see what each blind costs before anything is ordered. Once you approve it, everything is made to those measurements and fitted by the installers, levelled and tested before they leave.

Your details are used only to arrange that call-back and are handled under POPIA — not sold, not passed on, not added to a mailing list.

Also Serving

The estate belt around Fourways

Same consultants, same free-measure process, in the neighbouring areas we know just as well.

Questions

Before you book the measure

Do you only work with new-build homes?

No — we fit blinds and awnings in brand-new estate builds and in older Fourways-area homes alike. The free measure covers whichever windows you need, new or original to the house.

How does the free measure and quote actually work?

You enquire with rooms, window count and product interest. A consultant visits at a time that suits you, measures every window precisely and talks through fabric and control options. You then get a written, itemised quote per window before anything is ordered — no obligation.

What’s the real difference between blockout and sunscreen fabric?

Blockout stops light completely — the right call for bedrooms, nurseries and media rooms. Sunscreen is an open-weave mesh (typically 3–10% openness) that cuts glare and UV while keeping the view through in the day; at night with lights on inside, it reverses and you become visible out, so bedrooms usually want a second blind or a double roller alongside it.

Are motorised blinds worth it over a manual chain?

For a wide sliding door or a wall of glass above a stair void, motorisation is close to essential — chains struggle with the span and the weight. For a single standard window it’s a lifestyle upgrade rather than a necessity: one remote or app for every blind in the house, schedules that open bedroom blinds at sunrise, and sun sensors that drop shading automatically on the hot elevations.

Is there a proper child-safe option for kids’ rooms?

Yes — motorisation is the gold standard here, since there’s no cord or chain to reach at all. Where a corded or chained blind is used elsewhere in the house, a chain tensioner anchoring the loop taut to the wall is standard practice on every install. Ask about child-safe controls at your measure and we’ll spec accordingly.

Will a patio awning actually survive a highveld storm?

A motorised awning with a wind sensor will auto-retract before gusts get dangerous, which is the responsible spec for this area’s storm season. Worth being honest though: an awning is a shade product, not a rain product — light drizzle at a pitch is fine, but it isn’t built for standing water or a full downpour.

Next Step

Ready to stop fighting the afternoon sun?

Book a free in-home measure — no cost, no obligation, a written quote per window before anything is ordered.

Get In Touch

Tell us about your windows

Fill in the form and one of our expert consultants will be in touch to arrange your free measure. Prefer to chat? Use the button in the corner instead.

Not ready for a visit? Read the Fourways Sun Atlas first — it is free, ungated, and answers most of what a first call would.

Optional: add rough sizes for a budget range

Want a ballpark first? Pop in rough sizes and we will send a budget range by the next working day. Not sure how to measure? Leave it — our consultant measures for free and you get exact per-window pricing either way.

Your window sheet — room, width, drop, mount and product for each window
Room Width (mm) Drop (mm) Inside or outside the reveal Product Remove

Nothing on the sheet yet — and that is completely fine.

Your details are used only to arrange your free measure and quote call-back and, if you have added sizes, to send your budget range — never shared with anyone else (POPIA).