Halls Head | Roof to Fence Blinds Set Up a Proper Entertaining Space

This Halls Head patio was already built for entertaining. A long run of covered space along the fence line, LED strip lighting tucked under the eaves for evening use, and garden beds softening the boundary. What it needed was a way to hold onto that atmosphere once the coastal wind picked up or the sun dropped low across the yard.

Three Roof to Fence Blinds now run the length of the patio, closing the gap between the roofline and the fence with Vistaweave mesh in Monument with a matte finish. Lowered, they turn the whole run into a sheltered, moody entertaining space, with that strip lighting doing exactly what it was installed for. Raised, the outlook back over the garden opens straight up again.

Halls Head cops a fair amount of wind coming off the coast, and a patio like this one, long and fully open along one side, feels it more than most. Enclosing the full run rather than just one bay means the whole space stays usable together, instead of everyone crowding into whichever corner happens to be sheltered that evening.

Operation is manual across the three blinds, a straightforward, low-maintenance way to run a run this size without wiring in a motor.

For a long entertaining space like this, Roof to Fence Blinds can help:

• Hold onto the evening atmosphere once the wind or glare picks up
• Enclose a full run of patio rather than a single exposed bay
• Stand up to the wind that coastal Peel suburbs like Halls Head are known for
• Let a lit, covered space keep working after dark instead of shutting down early
• Blend into an existing fence line for a built-in, considered look

To see more, have a look through the gallery of jobs we’ve installed throughout Western Australia for some inspiration.

If your own patio needs to hold up to an evening crowd, fill out our Free Measure & Quote form or get in touch with the team.

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