Blinds & shading for Raslouw

Raslouw has spent the last years converting from smallholdings into secure new developments, and that changes the brief compared with an older, established suburb. A new-build here usually means a full house of window openings going in at once, not a single room being renovated — which is exactly the kind of project a proper measure-and-quote process is built for.

What a new Raslouw home usually needs

• A full-house fit-out — every window and door specified together, so finishes, colours and control types match room to room instead of being decided piecemeal.
• Motorised from day one — new builds increasingly wire for motorisation during the build itself, which avoids retrofitting chains and cords later and gives every blind app or schedule control from the start.
• Estate-appropriate exterior colours — many of the newer secure developments carry estate or body-corporate guidelines on approved exterior colours and fascias; we confirm this against your scheme before quoting external products.
• Storm-ready exterior shading — the same highveld hail and thunderstorm season that affects greater Centurion applies here, so wind sensors on awnings and roller shutters on exposed glazing are a sensible line item on a new build, not an afterthought.

For the first fit-out itself, roller blinds are usually the fastest, most cost-effective way to dress a full house of new windows, with cellular blinds a popular upgrade for the main bedroom or nursery.

Because we’re based right next door in Eldoraigne, getting a consultant out to a Raslouw site for the free measure is straightforward, and we’re happy to work directly with your builder or project manager if the windows are still going in.