Outdoor Blinds Singapore
Outdoor blinds for condo balconies, landed patios, pergolas and alfresco dining areas. Zip track, PVC and sunscreen roller blinds, custom measured to keep out rain, glare and heat.
- Zip track, PVC, sunscreen and bamboo outdoor blinds for balconies, patios and alfresco dining.
- Zip track blinds typically cost about $18 to $30 per sq ft, measured and installed.
- Check your condo MCST rules before fitting balcony blinds.
Why book with Homey
- Quote first. Send photos on WhatsApp and get the price before anyone comes down.
- Our own team. Installers from our Mandai workshop, not a marketplace.
- Islandwide. HDB, condo, landed homes and offices.
- Warranty. Workmanship covered after the job.
Outdoor Blinds Singapore: Which Type to Choose
| Type | Best for | How it works |
|---|---|---|
| Zip track blinds | Balconies and alfresco areas facing rain and wind | The fabric edges zip into side channels, so it stays taut in wind and seals out rain |
| Clear PVC blinds | Keeping the view while blocking rain | Transparent PVC rolls down like a blind |
| Sunscreen roller blinds | West-facing balconies and patios | Mesh fabric cuts glare and heat but lets air through |
| Bamboo or rattan blinds | A natural look for sheltered areas | Rolls up by cord. Best kept away from heavy rain |
Any of these can be motorised. A motor needs a power point near the blind, and new wiring must be done by a licensed electrician.
Zip Track Blinds Price in Singapore
Zip track blinds in Singapore are typically priced at about $18 to $30 per sq ft, measured and installed. A balcony opening around 8 ft wide and 8 ft tall is about 64 sq ft, so roughly $1,150 to $1,900 for that opening.
| What changes the price | Effect |
|---|---|
| Size of each opening | Priced by area, with a minimum size per blind |
| Fabric | Sunscreen mesh, blockout and clear PVC are priced differently |
| Motorisation | Adds a motor per blind, plus a power point |
| Mounting | Between walls, on a ceiling or on a pergola frame |
Comparing options for indoor windows too? Our window cost calculator includes outdoor blinds.
Outdoor Blinds for Cafes, Restaurants and Alfresco Dining
For F&B outlets, outdoor blinds turn a rain-exposed alfresco area into seating you can use all year. We measure every opening, check the fixing points on shopfronts and canopies, and can install outside trading hours. If you are fitting out or handing back a unit, see our reinstatement works.
Condo and HDB Rules
- Condos. Many condos have by-laws on balcony screens and blinds to keep the facade uniform, and some specify the colour or type. Check with your MCST before ordering.
- HDB. Blinds fitted within your own balcony or service yard are common, but do not fix anything to the external facade or common corridor without approval.
- Landed homes. Blinds on your own patio or pergola usually need no approval, but check any estate or conservation rules.
Areas We Cover
We take outdoor blinds jobs islandwide. Our workshop is at Mandai Estate, so Woodlands, Yishun, Sembawang and Admiralty are the quickest for us to reach, and we regularly cover Punggol, Sengkang, Ang Mo Kio, Tampines, Bedok, Jurong and the rest of Singapore.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do zip track blinds cost in Singapore?
Typically about $18 to $30 per sq ft, measured and installed. A balcony opening of about 8 ft by 8 ft is roughly $1,150 to $1,900.
Are outdoor blinds waterproof?
Zip track blinds in blockout or clear PVC fabric keep out rain because the edges are sealed in side channels. Sunscreen mesh cuts heat and glare but lets some rain through in strong wind.
Can I install zip blinds on my condo balcony?
Usually, but many condos set rules on balcony screens and blinds. Check with your MCST before ordering.
Can outdoor blinds be motorised?
Yes. Each motorised blind needs a power point nearby, and any new wiring must be done by a licensed electrician.
Do you install outdoor blinds for restaurants and cafes?
Yes. We measure and install outdoor blinds for alfresco dining areas, and can work outside trading hours.