WHAT’S NEW?
Ziptrak® has recently released a new Ziptrak® Heavy Duty system for blinds between 5m and 6m wide. Now even larger blinds can be lifted and lowered by spring control or motorised, for a one-touch, easy operation.
Ziptrak® Blinds are a sleek and easy-to-use solution that improves the aesthetics and functionality of your home. Ziptrak® are a track-guided blind, where the fabric is held into aluminium side channels to create a rain and wind resistant barrier. Ingeniously simple to operate and highly functional, they answer many of your outdoor living questions – offering shade, weather protection and a look that will truly transform your space.
As a genuine Ziptrak® Authorised Fabricator, Stan Bond uses only genuine Ziptrak®, patent protected components, so you can trust that you are receiving the original and the most advanced outdoor track guided blind system in Australia.
Ziptrak® has no buckles, no straps, no noisy flapping, no gaps, no struggle. Installed with or without a pelmet to cover the roller it creates an extra living space for your home.
Customers have particularly loved the benefits of a Ziptrak® when made using a clear or tinted PVC material. This encloses the area from the majority of wind, rain and insects, making it a year-round outdoor solution.
Track guided blinds such as Ziptrak® or Zipscreen are a great value-adding investment for your home. Discover the range of options and the expertise Stan Bond can offer by coming to our display centre only 10 minutes North East of Adelaide’s CBD or talk to a consultant about finding the right blinds for your home today.
If you are building or renovating, be sure to contact us early so we can help ensure the correct provisions are made on your outdoor structure.
Ziptrak® has recently released a new Ziptrak® Heavy Duty system for blinds between 5m and 6m wide. Now even larger blinds can be lifted and lowered by spring control or motorised, for a one-touch, easy operation.
Ziptrak® Blinds with a spring operation and centre release handle, in a dark charcoal or black fabric, create a really easy-to-use blind. The dark fabric hides any dirt and marks and lets you look easily through to the view outside. The spring operation makes it quick to raise and lower the blind, and the centre release handle is one of the best options in the market for a straightforward release.
If you are building or renovating, be sure to contact us early so we can help ensure the correct provisions are made on your outdoor structure.
With a Ziptrak® Blind, the fabric and powder coated extrusion are seamlessly integrated to form a highly desirable and functional shading and screening product. A spline that is welded to each side of the fabric is wrapped around an aluminium top tube, which can then be covered by a stylish pelmet.
At each side of the Ziptrak® Blind is an inner and outer channel that attaches to a post or wall, which the fabric slides down and is captured within the channel. A powder coated bottom rail is also attached to the fabric, and within the bottom rail you can have the option of a centre release handle for ease of use, or simply use the bottom latches at each side to release the blind for raising.
With the choice of an open or closed hood to hide the workings, as well as a variety of custom powder-coated colours, we can help you easily match and complement any home or building.
Choose from hand or motorised operations for Ziptrak® Outdoor Blinds. Both options come with the brand’s latest reducer technology, which helps keep the fabric flat and reduces the natural ripples and waves created as the blind rolls up.
With Adelaide’s largest choice of outdoor fabrics, you can choose from a broad range of colours, patterns and textures – including the latest generation PVC coated woven polyester mesh, and acrylic fabrics.
Ziptrak® Blinds work well with clear PVC. At Stan Bond, we use the highest quality, low shrink Japanese Clear PVC available, to ensure you get the best outcome from this sometimes volatile product.
Some of the main differences between Ziptrak® and Zipscreen include the headbox shape, channelling system and hold down locks. The Stan Bond team have provided an in depth comparison of the two Outdoor Blinds on our Blog. The full article highlighting the differences between Zipscreen and Ziptrak® can be read HERE.
On average, Ziptrak® Outdoor Blinds cost between $800 to $17,000. For larger areas, Ziptrak® HD can cost between $2,000 to $2,500.
Ziptrak® Outdoor Blinds can be made up to 5 metres wide with a drop of 3.2 metres. For larger areas, Ziptrak® HD is available which is a heavy duty system specifically designed for larger spaces. Ziptrak® HD can be manufactured up to 6 metres wide with a drop of 3.2 metres.
In windy conditions, it is recommended that Ziptrak® Outdoor Blinds are fully retracted or left down and locked. Ziptrak® Blinds are most vulnerable when they are in a halfway position. During severe weather, Ziptrak® Blinds should be fully retracted as they can be damaged.
With Ziptrak® Outdoor Blinds, you have the choice of 1% openness mesh, 5% openness mesh or PVC. All mesh options allow you to see through the blind, however 1% openness mesh has a tighter weave, which will block out more view, sunlight, wind and rain. 5% openness mesh is the most popular option. PVC is completely see through but does require frequent cleaning.
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