Camps Bay · Cape Town

The Atlantic glare your glass wall wasn’t built for.

Made-to-measure blinds, motorised shading and salt-air rated hardware for Camps Bay’s glass-fronted homes — fitted to face the ocean, not fight it.

Motorised blinds in a modern Camps Bay living room with Atlantic Ocean and Table Mountain views

A Camps Bay lounge, glass to the horizon.

Free in-home measure & written quote
Salt-air rated hardware
Child-safe as standard
Free in-home measure Written per-window quote Salt-air rated hardware Child-safe as standard Serving Camps Bay & the Atlantic seaboard Wind-rated exterior shading Free in-home measure Written per-window quote Salt-air rated hardware Child-safe as standard Serving Camps Bay & the Atlantic seaboard Wind-rated exterior shading
The range

Everything Camps Bay’s glass actually needs

No two elevations here face the Atlantic the same way. Every product below is made to measure, per window — pick what suits the room and we’ll confirm the rest at the free measure.

Roller blinds fitted in a Campsbay home

Roller blinds

Blockout, sunscreen or double day/night fabric that keeps the Atlantic view without the afternoon glare.

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Day/night blinds fitted in a Campsbay home

Day/night blinds

Align the bands for a sea view with privacy, offset them for full coverage once the lights go on.

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Venetian blinds fitted in a Campsbay home

Venetian blinds

Powder-coated aluminium that shrugs off salt air, tilted to steer light off the water at any hour.

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Cellular / honeycomb blinds fitted in a Campsbay home

Cellular / honeycomb blinds

Trapped air cells that buffer a west-facing glass wall against sea-driven afternoon heat.

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Vertical & panel blinds fitted in a Campsbay home

Vertical & panel blinds

The practical answer for wide sliding walls onto the deck — tilt for light, draw fully clear for the view.

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Concealed & recessed blinds fitted in a Campsbay home

Concealed & recessed blinds

Fabric drops from a slim ceiling slot, so the glass stays uninterrupted when the blind is up.

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Skylight & shaped-window blinds fitted in a Campsbay home

Skylight & shaped-window blinds

Tensioned systems that hold flat on an angle — for the gable ends and roof glass this coastline loves.

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Motorised blinds & automation fitted in a Campsbay home

Motorised blinds & automation

Remote, app, sun sensor or wind sensor — one button for an entire wall of glass.

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External venetians fitted in a Campsbay home

External venetians

Heat and glare stopped at the glass, before the Atlantic sun ever reaches the room.

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Roller shutters fitted in a Campsbay home

Roller shutters

External shading for exposed glazing, built to take the south-easter while it kills the glare.

Shading, not security. Our roller shutters are made for sun, heat and glare control on the outside of the glass. They are not security-rated shutters — that is a different product, which we can quote on request.

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Folding-arm awnings fitted in a Campsbay home

Folding-arm awnings

Retractable shade over the deck, with a wind sensor that retracts it before the south-easter gets serious.

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Zip screens fitted in a Campsbay home

Zip screens

Zipped side channels that hold tight in real wind — the outdoor room that doesn’t flap in the doctor.

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Free field guide

The Camps Bay Light, Salt & Wind Playbook

Before you pick a single blind, read our window-by-window guide to shading on this coast — how the west-facing Atlantic glare, the salt air and the summer south-easter change what belongs on each elevation, with honest product trade-offs both ways and a free per-window budget tool.

In the home

Dressed for how Camps Bay actually lives

Glass-walled lounges, bedrooms that wake up to the ocean, and decks built for a sundowner — this is what made-to-measure, salt-air rated shading is for.

Roller blinds fitted in a coastal Camps Bay bedroom with soft natural light
Sunscreen fabric softens the morning light without losing the view out to sea.
Open-plan lounge in a Camps Bay home with fern-green accents and neutral blinds
Aluminium venetians in an open-plan Camps Bay lounge, tilted for glare-free daylight.
Close-up detail of blind fabric and headrail finish, iron grey and candlelight cream tones
Headrail and fabric, up close — the salt-air rated hardware a consultant checks on-site.
Why here

Built for glass that faces the Atlantic head-on

Camps Bay is defined by its view — contemporary villas built almost entirely of glass toward Lion’s Head, the Twelve Apostles and the ocean beyond. That’s a dramatic outlook, but it also means more window than most suburbs ever have to dress, and every one of those panes faces the weather the Atlantic seaboard actually produces.

Salt-laden sea air, direct westerly glare off the water, and the south-easter funnelling down off the mountain all shape what we specify here. None of it is solved by a standard blind off a shelf — it’s why every Camps Bay quote starts with an on-site measure, not a phone estimate.

Glass-first Camps Bay’s newer villas are built almost wall-to-wall in glass toward the sea — spans that call for cassette rollers or linked motorised systems, not a single narrow blind.
Salt air Sea air corrodes cheap brackets, chains and cassettes fast. We specify powder-coated aluminium and sealed exterior cassettes, and we’re honest that even marine-spec hardware wants an occasional fresh-water wipe-down this close to the water.
The south-easter The Cape’s summer wind funnels straight down off Table Mountain and Lion’s Head into the bay — exterior awnings and zip screens need a genuine wind rating and, ideally, a sensor that retracts them automatically.
West-facing glare Afternoon sun bounces hard off open water onto west-facing glass. View-preserving sunscreen fabrics (3–5% openness) are usually the right call over full blockout, so the ocean stays in the room.
How it works

From enquiry to fitted, in four honest steps

No online measuring tools, no guesswork — every window gets a real consultant with a tape measure before a single fabric is cut.

01

Enquire

Chat, form or call — tell us the rooms, the product interest, and how exposed your glass is to sun, wind or salt.

02

Free in-home measure

An expert consultant visits with samples, measures every opening precisely, and checks hardware specification against your position on the seaboard.

03

Written quote

Made-to-measure pricing per window, every option itemised — no surprises when the invoice arrives.

04

Made & fitted

Manufactured to order and professionally installed, level and tested, with an operation demo before we leave.

Where we work

Camps Bay and the neighbouring Atlantic seaboard

Based in Camps Bay, working right along the seaboard.

Questions

Before you enquire

Do you use salt-air rated hardware for homes this close to the sea?

Yes — it’s standard here. Powder-coated aluminium components and sealed cassettes on exterior products handle salt air far better than untreated hardware. Even so, we’re honest that marine-spec fittings still benefit from an occasional fresh-water wipe-down this close to the ocean — we’ll cover that at the measure.

How do you cut glare off the ocean without losing the view?

Sunscreen roller fabric at 3–5% openness is usually the answer — it cuts glare and UV while keeping the outline of the view. Lower openness blocks more heat and glare but shows less through the fabric, so we help you weigh that trade-off room by room at the measure.

Are your awnings and zip screens rated for the south-easter?

We specify exterior products with a genuine wind rating, and a wind sensor for automatic retraction is the responsible spec on any exposed deck or terrace — an awning or screen caught open in a strong south-easter can be destroyed. We’ll flag exposed positions at the free measure.

Can blinds be made child-safe?

Yes. Chain and cord tensioners anchoring the loop taut to the wall are standard on our installs, wand-tilt and cordless options are available for nurseries and kids’ rooms, and motorisation removes cords and chains entirely — ask about child-safe controls for any room.

Do you offer motorised control for tall or wide glass walls?

Across the range — rechargeable battery motors suit a retrofit without wiring, wired motors suit a renovation, and app, schedule or sun/wind sensor control can be added to any of it. On Camps Bay’s biggest glass walls, motorisation is often the only practical option anyway.

How long does manufacturing and installation take?

Everything is made to order, so timing depends on the product and how much is on the order — your written quote will confirm the lead time for your specific job rather than a generic estimate.

Ready when you are

Let’s measure your Camps Bay windows properly.

Free in-home measure, a written per-window quote, and hardware specified for salt air and wind from day one.

Get in touch

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