Electric Glass Roof Blinds and Shading Solutions

Roof Blinds · Zip Screens · Sensors

Outdoor Shading Solutions

Motorised glass roof blinds and zip screens that control heat, glare and privacy on pergolas, conservatories and glass rooms.

Externalheat stops outside the glass

172 km/hwind-tested zip screens

Motorisedremote & smart control

Any RALframe colour

Overview

Keep glass spaces comfortable

Glass roofs and walls bring in light — and heat. Outdoor shading stops the sun before it reaches the glass, which is far more effective than internal blinds at keeping a room cool.

Choose horizontal roof blinds for glass roofs and conservatories, and vertical zip screens for the sides of pergolas, terraces and façades. Both can be motorised and linked to sun and wind sensors. For conservatories, see our conservatory blinds — internal and external.

Motorised pergola privacy screen

Shading Systems

Our shading range

Horizontal zip screen roof blind shading a terrace

Glass Roof Blinds

Horizontal external zip screens for glass roofs.

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External zip screen blinds on a building façade

Zip Screen Blinds

Vertical screens for privacy, shade and wind.

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Rain and wind sensor on a pergola glass roof

Smart Sensors

Sun, wind and rain automation.

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Buying Guide

Which shading do you need?

Horizontal or vertical — it depends where the sun comes in.

Hot conservatory or glass roof

External roof blinds on top of the glass.

Low sun, overlooked sides

Zip screen blinds on the sides.

Automatic protection

Add sun and wind sensors.

Projects

Shading projects

FAQ

Outdoor shading — FAQ

Are external blinds better than internal?

Yes, for cooling — they stop heat outside the glass.

Can shading be automated?

Yes, with sun, wind and rain sensors.

Will zip screens survive wind?

They are wind-tunnel tested to 172 km/h.

Free, No-Obligation Quote

Get your shading quote

Tell us what you want to shade and we will recommend the right system.

  1. Choose the shading type and fabric.
  2. Add the size in millimetres.
  3. Leave your details — we reply with a quote.

How to measure

  • Measure the width to be shaded.
  • Measure the projection or height.
  • Note the mounting surface.
  • Photograph the area.
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