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Zip screens for a deck that catches the funnel

Vertical mesh or PVC screens locked into aluminium side channels on both edges — the outdoor room that stays put when the valley wind picks up.

Zip-track outdoor screen partially lowered on a Llandudno deck at sunset, ocean and boulders beyond
A zip screen holding its line on a Llandudno deck at sundowner hour.

An ordinary drop screen flaps and escapes its guides the moment the wind gets serious; a zip screen doesn’t. The fabric edge is welded into a zipper that runs captive inside aluminium side channels, so it holds real tension even when the valley funnel comes down hard off the ridge — the difference between an outdoor room that works every evening and one you stop using by spring.

Fabric choices

  • Sunscreen mesh — keeps the view out to the water, cuts glare and UV, and adds daytime privacy while letting the evening breeze through.
  • Clear PVC / crystal panels — a wind-and-rain-proof enclosure for a winter braai room without losing the view, useful on a deck exposed to the open Atlantic.
  • Blockout panels — for an outdoor cinema wall or west-sun kill on the hottest exposed side of the house.

Specified for a wind valley, not a garden

Because Llandudno sits in a valley that funnels the summer south-easter straight down onto exposed decks, we treat a genuine wind rating as the baseline spec, not an option. Motorisation is standard on wide spans, and colour-matched channels keep the hardware discreet against the timber and stone finishes common on this hillside.

Wind-rated screens matter most on the most exposed decks — the funnel toward Bantry Bay, the cliffside terraces of Clifton, and the sheltered-but-breezy patios of Camps Bay and Hout Bay alike.

Ready when you are

Let’s measure your deck properly.

Free in-home measure, a written per-window quote, and a wind rating that actually matches your exposure.