Steyn City · Made-to-measure shading

Steyn City's glass walls let the whole estate in. By three, blinds are what keep the sun out.

Made-to-measure blinds, motorised shading and outdoor awnings — fitted for Steyn City's double-volume glass and big estate decks. Quoted honestly, no showroom trip required.

  • Free in-home measure & written quote
  • Motorised options for double-volume glass
  • Cordless, child-safe as standard

The range

Shading built for Steyn City's glass

The full range, made to measure per window — plus a repair bench for blinds that already hang. The four we fit most often on the estate have full pages below; ask about any of the rest at the free measure.

Sand-coloured roller blind wound on its tube inside a timber-framed window reveal, Steyn City garden greenery beyond the glass

Roller Blinds

Blockout for the nursery, sunscreen for the golf-course glass — one workhorse, made to measure.

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Two motorised charcoal roller blinds sitting at different heights in a Steyn City study at dusk, worked from the flat keypad beside the frame

Motorised Blinds & Automation

One button for a wall of glass — app, remote or schedule, no chains to reach.

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Day/night blind above a Steyn City kitchen sink, its sheer and solid bands laying early-morning stripes across the cabinetry

Day/Night Blinds

Filtered light by day, full privacy by night — a favourite for open-plan living rooms.

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Folding-arm awning run out over a Steyn City patio table at midday, its arms anchored to the wall above the sliding doors

Folding-Arm Awnings

Shade the deck through summer, fold away for winter sun — wind-sensor protected.

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Cellular honeycomb blind half-lowered inside a Steyn City guest bedroom reveal, late sun catching the concertina of air cells

Cellular & Honeycomb Blinds

Air-cell insulation for double-volume rooms that lose heat fast on a Highveld winter night.

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Sunscreen blind dropping from a recessed ceiling slot above the double-volume glass wall of a Steyn City living room

Concealed & Recessed Blinds

Ceiling-slot systems that disappear into architectural pelmets and double-volume voids.

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Aluminium venetian blind filling a wide Steyn City kitchen window, slats tilted to throw banded light across the floor

Venetian Blinds

Precise light control, slat by slat — aluminium for wet areas, timber for warmth.

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Vertical blind vanes hanging from a track above a Steyn City dining room slider, turned part-open on a wet grey afternoon

Vertical & Panel Blinds

Wide sliding doors and expansive glass, covered edge to edge and gliding open like a curtain.

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Pleated skylight blind running in side channels on the sloped roof window above a Steyn City upstairs landing

Skylight & Shaped Blinds

Gables, arches and skylights — the windows most companies won't even quote.

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External venetian blinds on the outside face of a Steyn City facade, slats angled down against a low sunset

External Venetians

Heat stopped outside the glass, before it ever reaches the room.

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Zip screen held in its side channels across the open side of a Steyn City braai patio, firelight and downlights behind the mesh

Zip Screens

Wind-proof mesh that turns a patio into an outdoor room, whatever the Highveld throws at it.

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Venetian headrail, fixing brackets and tilt cords at a Steyn City window reveal, with a screwdriver left on the sill mid-repair

Blind Repairs

Re-cording, re-chaining, tilt and bracket fixes, motor swaps — often cheaper than replacing the blind.

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Espresso blockout blinds drawn down two Steyn City bedroom windows, cream linen and a sage throw on the bed below
Blockout, bedroom-dark — even with a fairway-facing wall of glass
Close detail at a Steyn City window: woven cream roller fabric on the left, dark venetian slats stepping away on the right
Fabric and slat, up close
Folding-arm awning and a lowered zip screen working together over a Steyn City covered patio and its built-in braai
The deck, shaded through the long highveld afternoon

Made to the room

Every window on the order is measured, not estimated

Steyn City homes rarely have a single "standard" opening — double-volume voids, sliding-door walls, angled clerestory glass above the stairs. A tape measure and a guess doesn't cut it here, so we don't work that way.

A consultant measures every window on the visit, discusses fabric and openness for that room's light, and leaves you with a written quote itemised per opening — not a single lump-sum number to take on faith.

Why Steyn City

Built for a mega-estate still being built

Steyn City is one of the biggest continuous developments in the north of Johannesburg — which changes what a window-treatment job here actually looks like.

Two thousand acres of new build

Steyn City is still growing — phase after phase of new homes going up around the golf course and parkland. Most arrive with the double-volume glass and open-plan living the estate is known for, and most need window treatments specified before move-in, not retrofitted after.

Glass walls, west sun

Wide sliding doors and floor-to-ceiling glazing look spectacular over the fairway — until three or four o'clock, when a west-facing room turns into a greenhouse. Sunscreen roller fabric and external venetians solve it without giving up the view.

Highveld storms, real wind loads

Summer thunderstorms roll in fast and hard on the Highveld. Every exterior product we spec for an estate deck or entertainment area — awning, zip screen, external venetian — gets a wind sensor as standard, not an optional extra.

Estate access, planned visits

Steyn City runs on visitor pre-registration and access control at the gate. We build that into the measure and install appointment so the day runs smoothly, without you having to manage the estate's side of it.

Steyn City living room under double-volume glazing, a motorised sunscreen roller blind lowered against the afternoon sun with parkland and fairway beyond

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The Steyn City Glass & Parkland Field Guide

We did the homework for this estate and wrote it down: what the Highveld sun does to a wall of glass here through the year, which of your four walls suffers when, and which shading actually earns its place on each — including where each product loses to the alternative.

  • The sun's real angles here, December against June
  • North, east, west and south — and the double-volume void
  • Six recommendations with the trade-off attached to each
  • What the estate's architectural guidelines mean for exterior shading

How it works

Four steps, start to fitted

01

Enquire

Tell us the rooms, roughly how many windows, and what's driving the shade — glare, privacy, heat, or wind on the deck.

02

Free in-home measure

A consultant visits with fabric and slat samples, measures every opening precisely, and talks through motorisation for the wide spans.

03

Written quote

A per-window quote with options itemised — fabric, mount type, manual or motorised. No pressure, no showroom trip. Ballpark, before we arrive: shading on this estate sits somewhere in R1,000 – R7,500 for every square metre, installed. An indoor blind on a chain is the cheapest thing on that scale, a motorised outdoor system the dearest, and narrow openings attract a minimum charge.

04

Made & fitted

Everything is made to order, then installed cleanly with a full operation demo before the team leaves.

About this service

A measured, quoted, fitted service — nothing off a shelf

Steyn City Blinds specifies and fits made-to-measure window shading on this estate and the ones nearest to it — Dainfern, Chartwell, Kyalami, and Broadacres and Cedar Lakes. Roller blinds, day/night blinds, motorised systems and folding-arm awnings are all manufactured for one opening in one house. On double-volume glass that matters more than it sounds, because a blind cut to a standard width is precisely what leaves a bright seam down the side of a four-metre slider.

The sequence does not vary. You send the enquiry or use the chat, and one of our expert consultants will contact you shortly to book a free in-home measure. On the visit each opening is measured and the fabric, the openness and the way you will actually operate the blind get decided per room, judged on the light that room lives with. A written quote follows with every window itemised on its own line. When you approve it the order is made to those dimensions and fitted by the installers, levelled and demonstrated before they leave.

What you send us is used only to arrange that call-back, and it is processed under POPIA. It is not sold, shared or added to any mailing list.

Where we fit

Steyn City and the estates around it

Same consult-led process, same honesty about lead times — across Steyn City and its closest neighbouring estates.

Questions

Honest answers, before you book

Can you actually cover a double-volume glass wall?

Yes. Wide spans get split with a clean central join line, or several blinds are linked and motorised so one control runs them together. Which approach suits your wall gets discussed at the measure, not guessed at online.

Do you handle Steyn City's estate access for the visit?

Yes. Once an appointment is booked, we coordinate the visitor registration the estate requires so the consultant arrives on time without you needing to manage it from your side.

Is motorisation worth it over a manual chain?

For anything above head height, over a stair void, or across a wide run of glass — yes. One button beats reaching a chain, and there's nothing dangling for small children to find. For a single standard window, a manual chain with a wall tensioner is often all you need.

Are the blinds child-safe?

Chain and cord tensioners are fitted as standard on every corded product we install, and motorised options remove cords entirely. Worth flagging specifically for nurseries and kids' rooms at the measure.

How long from enquiry to fitted blinds?

It runs in a few clear steps — enquiry, free measure, written quote, then manufacture and fit. Exact lead times are confirmed on your quote, since they depend on fabric choice and how many windows are on the order.

What about wind on exterior awnings and screens?

Real limits, not marketing language. Every exterior product we recommend for a Steyn City deck or entertainment area gets a wind sensor specified, so it retracts automatically before a Highveld storm gust reaches it.

Ready when you are

Stop guessing at the three o'clock glare

Book a free in-home measure — a written, per-window quote follows. No obligation, no showroom trip.

Get in touch

Tell us about your windows

Send the details through and one of our expert consultants will contact you to arrange your free in-home measure.

  • Free in-home measure, no obligation
  • Written quote itemised per window
  • Estate access coordinated for the visit

Your details are used only to arrange your free consultation call-back and are never shared with third parties. Say on the form that you are only researching, and no call comes. (POPIA)

Want a ballpark first? Put rough sizes into the window list and a budget range comes back the next working day. Not sure how to measure? Then leave it. Our consultant measures free of charge, and the exact per-window pricing lands either way.

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