Product sheet
A practical entry package for measuring, specifying, and ordering your first set of roller blinds or exterior screens. Built for architects and contractors who need a clear workflow before committing to a full project.
No cost commitment — we confirm scope first.
The Starter Service Kit is a structured set of documents that walks you through the early decisions of a shading project. Instead of guessing which fabric or drive system fits, you follow a sequence: measure the opening, note the orientation, check the glazing type, and then match the product family to the performance you need.
Each template is tied to the technical catalog, so the numbers you record — recess depth, fabric drop, motor torque — line up with the specification tables used later in procurement. This keeps the handover between design and installation consistent.
Site measurement sheet
Fields for width, height, recess type, and mounting surface.
Fabric comparison card
Blackout, screen, and translucent options with light transmission notes.
Drive selection guide
Manual vs. tubular motor based on weight and width.
Project checklist
Order of steps from first visit to final sign-off.
Interior designers preparing a residential retrofit, contractors quoting a small commercial fit-out, or property owners who want to understand their options before talking to a supplier. The kit assumes you have basic measurements but not a full specification yet.
Prefer a more guided process? See the Guided Setup Option or browse the full product catalog.
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For architects and interior designers starting a shading project, the Starter Service Kit covers the first specification steps: window measurements, orientation notes, and a shortlist of suitable blind systems. It is meant for projects where the opening type and fabric category are already known, but the technical details still need structure.
The kit includes a fill-in dimension sheet, a material checklist for aluminum profiles and fabric options, and a simple decision guide for manual versus motorized operation. Everything is formatted for direct use on site, so the information collected can move straight into a formal quotation request.
Technical Specification Lead
Fifteen years specifying shading systems for residential and hospitality projects across the Western Cape. Regular contributor to material selection guides and installation standards for roller blinds and exterior awnings.