FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

On windy days, it is important to ensure that all your outdoor blinds are left down and locked, or fully retracted. The halfway position is the most vulnerable position for Ziptrak blinds during heavy weather events. Henceforth, if you want to protect your alfresco area against the elements, we’d recommend rolling your blinds down and securing them tightly, or otherwise drawing them back up again. When severe weather warnings are announced it is essential that your blinds are fully retracted as storm damage is not covered under the Ziptrak warranty. Please note that Ziptrak blinds can be a little tricky to operate throughout windy conditions, due to the high pressure of the wind acting against the fabric. To get past this, simply push against the material with your hand to reduce the pressure and then operate the blinds as per usual.

Yes, Ziptrak blinds are available for easy and convenient automation. However, it should be noted that strong winds can hold the material of Ziptrak blinds and prevent it from sliding down the tracks. Therefore, we always recommend that you supervise your motorised Ziptrak blinds whilst they are moving.

Our professional and experienced team are always ensured to install your Ziptrak blinds perfectly level. You may notice gaps if for some reason the top beam/ceiling or flooring is not level. If this is of major concern to you, then we can always implement flashing or weather strips in order to close up these gaps.

6 metres is the maximum length.

Do not fret- you will still have the opportunity to install Ziptrak blinds in your alfresco area. Our team can cover larger openings by installing either a permanent post, or a removable post.

All Ziptrak blinds are custom made to suit every opening. As such, there are a number of factors which can affect the final pricing, such as choice of fabric, track colours, pelmets, motorisation, etc. If you would like to book a free measure and quote for a more accurate price, please feel free to contact us today.

During the winter season, work can usually be completed in roughly 3 weeks. However, please note that during peak periods such as the summer, our turnaround times are likely to increase.