Made to your space
Measured for pergolas, verandas, alfresco areas and sunrooms—so the finished panels look like part of your home.

Melbourne made · Victoria installed
Custom framed PVC weather screens that turn pergolas, verandas and alfresco areas into spaces you can enjoy all year round.
Helpful information
Learn about the screens, see how installation works or find information prepared for retirement-village residents and managers.
How framed screens work, PVC material differences and opening options.
Explore the guide →02Follow the process from your first conversation through to installation and care.
See the process →03Practical information for residents, families and village management.
Village information →04Check coverage across metropolitan Melbourne and regional Victoria.
View service areas →Built for Victorian weather
Strong, clear and made precisely for your home. Every screen combines premium Australian materials with a practical, tidy finish.
Measured for pergolas, verandas, alfresco areas and sunrooms—so the finished panels look like part of your home.
We use the best-performing clear PVC available, fitted neatly into high-quality powder-coated aluminium frames.
Nick travels across Victoria to personally measure, fit and stand behind every installation.


Protection without losing the view
Our custom-made framed panels shield your favourite outdoor space from wind and rain while keeping it bright, open and connected to the garden.
Retirement-village installations
Nick works directly with residents to plan practical framed weather screens for patios and verandas, with clear information available to support discussions with village management.

Often, yes. Nick first checks the structure, measurements and suitable opening configuration.
No. The PVC is held within aluminium frames that can slide, hinge or bi-fold.
Yes, subject to site suitability and any approval required by village management.
Nick services many regional locations. Contact him with your town to confirm availability.
Ready to transform your space?