Built in Wardrobes
Karli from LangwarrinMy Husband and I have just bought a 10 year old home in Langwarrin and we are wanting to put in some Built in Wardrobe systems into the wardrobes. What are our ... continue reading
Lightweight Steel Framing?
Avril from MorningtonI am considering using a steel frame for an upstairs extension to my home. Is steel an appropriate option or should I stay with the same timber frame technique used for the existing ... continue reading
Patio Roofing
Cherie from FrankstonWe are currently building an outdoor patio and require some green colorbond to cover area 5 metres wide by 2.6 metres long. How many sheets of colorbond will we require and what color greens are ... continue reading
High Gloss Laminates
Sharon from RosebudI want to replace the Laminate Benchtop and cupboards in my kitchen, but i would like to know if i can have a high gloss finish, or is that still not suitable for a ... continue reading
Book the Home Innovations Training Room
posted 2 months, 5 days, 11 hours, 52 minutes agoHome Innovations offers a modern facility perfect for company training, seminars and group meetings. Click the link to check the room ... continue reading
Home Innovations is Closing for Renovations
posted 2 months, 6 days, 12 hours, 15 minutes agoHome Innovations is having a reception make-over in the first week of December. The Showroom will be closed on Monday 5th & Tuesday 6th of December. Home Innovations apologises for any ... continue reading
2012 Industry Forecast
posted 2 months, 1 week, 8 hours, 36 minutes agoThe Inaugural Industry Forecast Night was a major success! The night was attended by a fantastic group building professionals. Special thanks go to Simon Tiller for Archicentre, Shane Murphy from ... continue reading
Latitude 37 Sweeps the HIA 2011 Awards
posted 2 months, 3 weeks, 5 days, 13 hours, 34 minutes agoAn unprecedented sweep of 2011 HIA Awards goes to Latitude 37 ... continue reading
Interior Design Course - Thursday
Thursday 10:00 am, 9th February 2012Create and experience your own new world of design with this highly practical, stimulating course that will provide you with a thorough grounding in the skills and techniques of Interior Design. ... continue reading
Interior Design Course - Saturday
Saturday 10:00 am, 11th February 2012Create and experience your own new world of design with this highly practical, stimulating course that will provide you with a thorough grounding in the skills and techniques of Interior Design. ... continue reading
Kitchen & Bathroom Expo
Saturday 10:00 am, 25th February 2012It's That Time Again! The Annual Home Innovations Kitchen & Bathroom Expo Is Here. You will be among the first to see the latest products released in the market place providing you with cutting edge ... continue reading
Kitchen Design Seminar
Saturday 11:00 am, 25th February 2012Come and be inspired by our panel of experts announcing all the latest new colour trends, innovative products & sleek modern finishes. This FREE seminar is not to be missed...... ... continue reading
Accolade Screens
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- Name Andrew Menzel
- Address 58 Taunton Drive
- Cheltenham 3192 VIC
- Phone 03 9583 0373
- Website www.accoladescreens.com.au
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Turn your outdoor living into indoor living!
Accolade Weather Screens are an Australian owned and designed product. They are simple and efficient alternative to cafe blinds and PVC blinds. This innovative and cost effective solution has been awarded a patent.
If you are thinking of getting cafe blinds and PVC blinds, think Accolade Weather Screens instead.
What is an Accolade Weather Screen?
An Accolade Weather Screen is simply a solid aluminium extrusion made to form a rigid frame. This is then fitted with a clear weather resistant flexible material. This membrane has been stretched to create an optical appearance similar to that of a glazed window, but with the safety of plastic.
When can Accolade Weather Screen be used?
Screens can be used to create a weather proof area from an existing veranda or pergola. They can be easily dismantled and stored or simply left in place and opened up in minutes using our new bi-fold system. The screens can also be hinged to create doors and openings. The screens have the clarity almost of glass but with the added benefit of being unbreakable, light weight and easily adapted to most circumstances.
You can easily fix the screens yourself or have Accolade Weather Screens install. Although the maximum width of each panel is 1.3 metres (depending on wind conditions), the screens can be connected together to enclose any size.
For further information, visit the website: www.accoladescreens.com.au
