Designed to work in Australian conditions, Ziptrak track-guided blinds eliminate the need for ropes and pulleys. They roll up and down quickly in a single smooth motion, locking into the desired position.
All joins are welded, eliminating unsightly stitching that can rip and tear over time. A rubber strip is added to the bottom of the tracks, sealing them against the ground reducing drafts and ways insects can enter. For more custom zip track blinds Adelaide, click here.
Ease of operation
No more cords to tangle or pull – Ziptrak blinds glide smoothly and effortlessly and lock in the open position. The patented spring-loaded system is simple and offers leading child safety and privacy features.
Ziptrak blinds have a built-in weather strip that seals to the floor, eliminating drafts and ways insects can enter. In addition, the bottom track can be tapered to match a slope, and a centre lock release system is included free of charge.
Ziptrak track guided blinds have no gaps and are designed for Australian conditions. This provides a sealed barrier, keeping heat out in summer and warm air in winter, which reduces energy consumption. It also helps to maintain a comfortable internal temperature, reducing the need for gas heaters or electric fans.
Durability
Zip blinds are a sleek and practical solution that improves the functionality and aesthetic of your outdoor area. They are track-guided blinds with a unique fabric system held into aluminium side channels that glide smoothly up and down to provide shade, sun protection or shield against rain. For more custom zip track blinds Adelaide, click here.
They are designed for Australian conditions and are far more resilient than other track-mounted blinds, especially in coastal areas prone to high winds. They’re also far more accessible to clean and maintain compared to different types of outdoor blinds.
Ziptrak can be customised to include bottom bar protection to prevent insects and debris from entering your outdoor space. A standard weather strip is free of charge, or a custom-made skirt can be tapered to the bottom rail for acutely sloping surfaces.
Customisation
The track-guided blinds that we install are a stylish and modern alternative to the standard pull cords, and pulleys often found on older outdoor blinds. You can choose from several options, including manual spring-assisted operation with the new and improved centre lock release or motorised remote control.
You can choose from an extensive selection of colours and materials, with popular clear PVC, tinted PVC and shade mesh solutions that provide sun shelter and wind protection. We also have a range of aluminium powder coat finishes for you.
To add another level of convenience, we can fit a ‘Pull Stick’ to your zip track blinds. This allows you to retract the blinds up or down without reaching high and bending down, which is especially useful for those with higher ceilings.
Privacy
The Ziptrak blind system is an excellent option for creating a new room or entertaining area that offers shade from the sun and protection from wind and rain. It also reduces heat transmission, keeping your home cooler in summer and warmer in winter.
Unlike conventional crank blinds, Ziptrak blinds have no zips, cords, or ropes that could potentially get caught or broken. Instead, a simple spring-balanced mechanism makes operating them easy and smooth. For more custom zip track blinds Adelaide, click here.
To further ensure your peace of mind, Ziptrak blinds come standard with a Centre Lock Release and rubber strip to seal off drafts and ways insects can enter. You would usually be charged extra for these features, but at Environ, we include them ‘Free of Charge’ with every quality Ziptrak installation!
Light control
With Ziptrak blinds, you no longer have to deal with cords or pulleys that can get tangled or caught. Instead, the fabric edge is locked into slimline side tracks sturdy enough to withstand high winds and harsh weather conditions.
The track-guided system creates a seal between the window and the blind, blocking out sunlight and reducing airflow, significantly reducing energy costs. This helps you keep the temperature in your alfresco area to your liking, whether relaxed or warm.