Window Treatment Suppliers in Perth

WW2B · Apr 25, 2007 10:48 pm

We are in the process of doing up our window treatments and are now tossing up between two companies. Kresta and ABC.

Has anyone had anything to do with either and do you have any feedback good or bad for me?

I know a couple of other companies who people have warned me against so I am now deciding between these two

Thanks

royalblue · Apr 26, 2007 12:59 am

Hi,

TWO recommendations;

AGAINST M fashions. My wife recently arranged blinds through them because of a promotional sale they had on. We were NOT impressed with their sloppy service.

FOR Wyldes. They have been a steady business for many years. Understated and don't blow their trumpet, but have been delivering and staying in business. From what I hear, they should be on your shortlist. (If I had been in control of our buying of blinds, I probably would have gone with Wyldes).

Ash.

WW2B · Apr 26, 2007 11:38 am

Thanks! I will certainly check them out

mtesija · Apr 29, 2007 11:02 am

Hi,

I'm the residential sales rep for Neylor Blinds, a family company based in Wangara. We only supply quality blinds and awnings. We're specialist dealers in Helioscreen, Vertilux and Peter Meyer Blinds, so we're bound to have what you're after. You can visit our suppliers direct through the following websites...

www.helioscreen.com.au
www.vertilux.com.au
www.petermeyerblinds.com.au

or visit our website which is currently undergoing an overhaul, but is still useful...

www.neylorblinds.com.au

Give me a call on 0418 191 803 if you want to arrange a measure and quote anywhere around Perth, or bring your plans into our showroom and we can give you a quote off the plan.

Neylor Blinds
6/56 Prindiville Dve, Wangara
9409 2025

Cheers,

Mathew Tesija

pasey25 · Apr 29, 2007 11:59 am

Matthew, I'd be interested in your comments with regards to cost for Helioscreen. I'm in melbourne and have been thinking about an internal helioscreen system or similar for two of my windows in the house we're designing. I'm after the dual motorised system, blockout and privacy.

One is approx 5.5m wide 2.5m drop and one is 3.0m wide, 1.5m drop

Appreciate any ballpark figure you can give

thanks,

Adam

mtesija · Apr 30, 2007 10:38 pm

pasey25

Matthew, I'd be interested in your comments with regards to cost for Helioscreen. I'm in melbourne and have been thinking about an internal helioscreen system or similar for two of my windows in the house we're designing. I'm after the dual motorised system, blockout and privacy.

One is approx 5.5m wide 2.5m drop and one is 3.0m wide, 1.5m drop

Appreciate any ballpark figure you can give

thanks,

Adam

Hi Adam,

At 5.5m wide, you would need to have a linked system, where one motor can control two or more blinds in a series. The other window can easily be done in one expanse as the maximum in one expanse is 4.4m depending on the system options you coose.

Depending on the fabrics you select and the systems you decide on, I would budget for around $12,500. That would give you a wide choice of system and fabric combinations.

For a more accurate figure, check out the Helioscreen website for your local specialist. I'm sure you will be able to take your plans in for a more accurate quote.

pasey25 · May 01, 2007 12:00 am

Thanks for the response, I appreciate it.

Just to clarify, should I budget $12500 for the one big window or the big window and the smaller window combined?

mtesija · May 03, 2007 12:11 pm

pasey25

Thanks for the response, I appreciate it.

Just to clarify, should I budget $12500 for the one big window or the big window and the smaller window combined?

That would be combined.

elleblitz · Nov 06, 2011 11:35 am

Late post but check these blinds out www.blinds-emporium.com.au. They do motorised at a fraction of the cost. It DIY but you'll save thousands.

Angelblue · Nov 08, 2011 1:58 am

Hi there,

In the past I have used Kresta & Vista...I would have to say between the two Kresta in Cannington has been cheaper and the service has been excellent.