Helpful answers before you call.

Clear PVC is held within a custom-sized aluminium frame to create a barrier against wind and rain. Panels can be configured to open in different ways so the outdoor area remains flexible.

Often, yes. Nick needs to inspect the existing structure, measure the openings and confirm that a suitable configuration can be fitted.

No. Café blinds generally use flexible sheets that roll up and down. Framed weather screens hold the PVC in aluminium panels that can slide, hinge or bi-fold.

Sliding, hinged and bi-folding configurations are available. The right option depends on the opening, clearance and how you want to use the area.

Nick personally measures and installs Weather Screens by Nick projects.

Nick assesses the structure, measures each opening and discusses suitable materials, frame finishes and opening configurations before preparing a quote.

Timing varies with the size and configuration of the project, manufacturing requirements, travel and current bookings. Nick can provide an estimate with your quote.

Current installations have a 10-year frame warranty and a 3-year PVC warranty. Ask Nick for the conditions and care requirements that apply to your quotation.

Yes, subject to the site being suitable and any required village-management approval. Residents should confirm their village’s requirements before manufacture or installation.

Nick works across metropolitan Melbourne and many regional Victorian locations. Contact him with your suburb or town to confirm travel availability.