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Pet Friendly Accommodation in the Huonville

Tasmania is one of Australia’s most welcoming destinations for travellers exploring with their pets, and the Huon Valley is a standout region thanks to its open landscapes, riverside walking tracks, and relaxed country atmosphere. At the heart of the valley sits Huonville, a popular hub for pet‑friendly stays, local parks, and easy access to dog‑friendly trails along the Huon River. Many accommodations in the area now offer pet‑friendly rooms, secure outdoor spaces, and thoughtful extras like beds, bowls, and welcome treats. For guests seeking a peaceful riverside escape with genuine pet‑friendly hospitality, Riverfront Estate provides an ideal base:

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Sunroom Demonstration Space in Huonville

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Banded Curtains Installed in Ballarat – Two Custom Designs Completed

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Honeycomb Blinds Hobart

Honeycomb Blinds = instant insulation upgrade. Warm in winter, cool in summer, and clean modern lines that work with any interior style. Just updated the full Honeycomb Blinds pages — shapes, fabrics, thermal performance, everything.

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We’ve just updated our Honeycomb Blinds pages with clearer info on insulation performance, fabric options and how they work behind sheers. If you’re dealing with cold winters (Hobart, Ballarat, regional VIC/TAS), these blinds make a noticeable difference.

They trap air inside the cells, which reduces heat loss through the glass. Good option for bedrooms, living areas and large windows where curtains alone aren’t enough.

If anyone’s comparing Honeycomb vs Roller vs Roman for thermal performance, Honeycomb wins every time. Full details are now up on the site.

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Roman Blinds vs Roller Blinds: The Complete Guide

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What are the best motorised blinds for australian homes?

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Should I choose curtains or blinds for my living room?

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Why Honeycomb Blinds Are the Best Solution for Extra‑Wide Windows Up to 5m

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Total Blackout Blinds That Actually Work – No Gaps, No Light, Real Darkness

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Triangle Motorizsed Blinds in Hobart

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Ultra Wide Roman Blinds for Large Windows

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Screeny Wide‑Span Outdoor Blinds – Premium ZIP Systems Up to 8m

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Hobart’s Specialists in Blinds, Curtains, Awnings & Outdoor Wellness Taylor & Stirling provides premium blinds, curtains and outdoor living products across Hobart, Sandy Bay and the Huon Valley. Operating from our Huonville showroom at 11 Wilmot Rd, we manufacture the majority of our products locally and proudly support Australian-made systems wherever possible. For in-home consultations, call [phone] — we bring our full range of fabrics, samples and motorisation options directly to you. You can also visit our showroom to explore displays, automation demos and our expanding outdoor living collection. Beautiful curtains and drapes for Hobart homes We custom-make curtains that elevate any interior, from classic heritage homes to modern coastal builds. Our range includes: Blockout curtains Sheer curtains Decorative fabrics Motorised curtain tracks Ready-made options for fast, affordable solutions Every curtain is tailored for a perfect fit and a premium finish. Blinds for every style of Hobart home We supply and install a full range of blinds, including: Roller blinds and dual rollers Large-format wide roller blinds Honeycomb / cellular blinds Venetian blinds Roman blinds Vertical blinds Panel blinds Vision / zebra blinds Sun blinds Whether you’re updating a single room or fitting out a new build, we have solutions for every window. Hobart’s largest range of honeycomb blinds Honeycomb blinds are ideal for Tasmania’s climate, offering exceptional insulation and energy efficiency. We supply the largest range in Hobart, including: Vertilux Market Makers Norman 10mm to 62mm cell sizes Sunscreen, light-filtering and blockout options Motorised skylight and honeycomb systems Patio door honeycomb blinds Perfect for keeping heat in during winter and reducing heat gain in summer. Plantation shutters for Hobart Our plantation shutter range includes: Cedar Basswood Composite (thermo-poly resin) Aluminium outdoor shutters Australian-made cedar and Therotec shutters (25-year warranty) Therotec shutters can be delivered to Hobart in as little as 18 business days. Outdoor blinds and awnings for Hobart We manufacture our own awnings on Bruny Island and supply a full range of outdoor shading systems: Folding arm awnings Zipscreen systems Patio blinds Automatic sunblinds Wire-guide awnings Clear café screens External venetians Pivot arm awnings Retractable roofs We also repair locally made awnings. Security doors, windows and roller shutters As the authorised Panther Protect dealer for Southern Tasmania, we supply: Security doors Security windows Escape windows Diamond mesh Flyscreens Privacy mesh We also supply BAL-rated roller shutters: Security shutters BAL-40 fire shutters BAL-FZ certified shutters Fixed fire screens BAL-FZ barn-door shutters All compliant with AS3959-2009. Perfect Fit blinds for uPVC windows and doors Ideal for tilt-and-turn windows, the Louvolite Perfect Fit® system includes: Perfect Fit honeycomb Perfect Fit pleated Perfect Fit venetian Perfect Fit roller (spring, chain or motorised) No drilling required — the blind moves with the window. Retractable roofs and louvred roof systems We supply premium outdoor living structures designed for Tasmania’s changing weather: Corradi retractable roofs Lumex retractable roofs Motorised waterproof systems All-weather louvred roofs Perfect for patios, decks, restaurants and year-round entertaining. Markilux awnings in Hobart We support the full Markilux range, including: MX series 3300 cube 930 compact Conservatory awnings (internal and external) Taylor & Stirling is your specialist Markilux dealer in Hobart. External venetian blinds We supply SELT and Helioscreen external venetians: SELT: large spans, European engineering Helioscreen: premium German systems Excellent for sun control, thermal performance and large window façades. Shade sails for Hobart We offer custom shade sails in a wide range of shapes and fabrics, from full blockout to 85–99% UV mesh. Ideal for homes, schools and commercial spaces. Outdoor wellness: saunas, hot tubs and plunge baths Taylor & Stirling is expanding outdoor living in Tasmania with a premium range of wellness products: Outdoor saunas (barrel, cube and custom) Wood-fired hot tubs Electric hot tubs Cold plunge baths Hybrid hot/cold systems Perfect for coastal homes, rural retreats, Airbnb properties and backyard sanctuaries — designed for Tasmanian conditions and supported locally.

Hobart blinds, curtains and outdoor living solutions

Taylor & Stirling provides premium blinds, curtains and outdoor living products across Hobart, Sandy Bay and the Huon Valley. Operating from our Huonville showroom at 11 Wilmot Rd, we manufacture the majority of our products locally and proudly support Australian-made systems wherever possible.

For in-home consultations, call [phone] — we bring our full range of fabrics, samples and motorisation options directly to you. You can also visit our showroom to explore displays, automation demos and our expanding outdoor living collection.

Beautiful curtains and drapes for Hobart homes

We custom-make curtains that elevate any interior, from classic heritage homes to modern coastal builds. Our range includes:

Blockout curtains

Sheer curtains

Decorative fabrics

Motorised curtain tracks

Ready-made options for fast, affordable solutions

Every curtain is tailored for a perfect fit and a premium finish.

Blinds for every style of Hobart home

We supply and install a full range of blinds, including:

Roller blinds and dual rollers

Large-format wide roller blinds

Honeycomb / cellular blinds

Venetian blinds

Roman blinds

Vertical blinds

Panel blinds

Vision / zebra blinds

Sun blinds

Whether you’re updating a single room or fitting out a new build, we have solutions for every window.

Hobart’s largest range of honeycomb blinds

Honeycomb blinds are ideal for Tasmania’s climate, offering exceptional insulation and energy efficiency. We supply the largest range in Hobart, including:

Vertilux

Market Makers

Norman

10mm to 62mm cell sizes

Sunscreen, light-filtering and blockout options

Motorised skylight and honeycomb systems

Patio door honeycomb blinds

Perfect for keeping heat in during winter and reducing heat gain in summer.

Plantation shutters for Hobart

Our plantation shutter range includes:

Cedar

Basswood

Composite (thermo-poly resin)

Aluminium outdoor shutters

Australian-made cedar and Therotec shutters (25-year warranty)

Therotec shutters can be delivered to Hobart in as little as 18 business days.

Outdoor blinds and awnings for Hobart

We manufacture our own awnings on Bruny Island and supply a full range of outdoor shading systems:

Folding arm awnings

Zipscreen systems

Patio blinds

Automatic sunblinds

Wire-guide awnings

Clear café screens

External venetians

Pivot arm awnings

Retractable roofs

We also repair locally made awnings.

Security doors, windows and roller shutters

As the authorised Panther Protect dealer for Southern Tasmania, we supply:

Security doors

Security windows

Escape windows

Diamond mesh

Flyscreens

Privacy mesh

We also supply BAL-rated roller shutters:

Security shutters

BAL-40 fire shutters

BAL-FZ certified shutters

Fixed fire screens

BAL-FZ barn-door shutters

All compliant with AS3959-2009.

Perfect Fit blinds for uPVC windows and doors

Ideal for tilt-and-turn windows, the Louvolite Perfect Fit® system includes:

Perfect Fit honeycomb

Perfect Fit pleated

Perfect Fit venetian

Perfect Fit roller (spring, chain or motorised)

No drilling required — the blind moves with the window.

Retractable roofs and louvred roof systems

We supply premium outdoor living structures designed for Tasmania’s changing weather:

Corradi retractable roofs

Lumex retractable roofs

Motorised waterproof systems

All-weather louvred roofs

Perfect for patios, decks, restaurants and year-round entertaining.

Markilux awnings in Hobart

We support the full Markilux range, including:

MX series

3300 cube

930 compact

Conservatory awnings (internal and external)

Taylor & Stirling is your specialist Markilux dealer in Hobart.

External venetian blinds

We supply SELT and Helioscreen external venetians:

SELT: large spans, European engineering

Helioscreen: premium German systems

Excellent for sun control, thermal performance and large window façades.

Shade sails for Hobart

We offer custom shade sails in a wide range of shapes and fabrics, from full blockout to 85–99% UV mesh. Ideal for homes, schools and commercial spaces.

Outdoor wellness: saunas, hot tubs and plunge baths

Taylor & Stirling is expanding outdoor living in Tasmania with a premium range of wellness products:

Outdoor saunas (barrel, cube and custom)

Wood-fired hot tubs

Electric hot tubs

Cold plunge baths

Hybrid hot/cold systems

Perfect for coastal homes, rural retreats, Airbnb properties and backyard sanctuaries — designed for Tasmanian conditions and supported locally.

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Natural fiber blinds are a stylish and eco-friendly window treatment made from a variety of organic materials like bamboo, jute, sisal, grasses, reeds, and other plant fibers. These materials are woven or crafted into blinds, shades, or other types of window coverings that offer both aesthetic appeal and functional benefits. Natural fiber blinds are especially popular for creating a warm, earthy atmosphere in a home while being more sustainable than synthetic alternatives. Types of Natural Fiber Blinds Bamboo Blinds: One of the most popular natural fiber blinds, bamboo is lightweight, durable, and sustainable. Bamboo blinds can be woven in different...

Natural fiber blinds are a stylish and eco-friendly window treatment made from a variety of organic materials like bamboo, jute, sisal, grasses, reeds, and other plant fibers. These materials are woven or crafted into blinds, shades, or other types of window coverings that offer both aesthetic appeal and functional benefits. Natural fiber blinds are especially popular for creating a warm, earthy atmosphere in a home while being more sustainable than synthetic alternatives. Types of Natural Fiber Blinds Bamboo Blinds: One of the most popular natural fiber blinds, bamboo is lightweight, durable, and sustainable. Bamboo blinds can be woven in different patterns and can range from a lighter, more translucent finish to a darker, more opaque finish depending on the weave and color treatment. Available as roll-up shades, Roman shades, or vertical blinds. Jute Blinds: Jute is a strong, coarse fiber that’s commonly used in rugs and mats but also works well for window coverings. Jute blinds tend to have a more rustic, natural look and come in various shades of beige, brown, and tan. They are typically used in informal or coastal-themed spaces due to their texture and appearance. Sisal Blinds: Sisal is a sturdy, biodegradable fiber commonly used in rugs and mats. Sisal blinds tend to be more textured and provide a more robust, tactile look. The fiber is often treated to enhance durability and stain resistance. Like jute, sisal blinds are ideal for creating a more relaxed or organic design style. Grass Blinds (e.g., Seagrass or Water Hyacinth): These materials are often used in blinds, shades, and other woven window treatments. Seagrass and water hyacinth, for example, are soft yet durable and have a unique, natural texture that can bring a serene, coastal, or tropical vibe to a room. Grass blinds are generally light-filtering, making them perfect for spaces where a soft, diffused light is desired. Coconut Fiber Blinds: Coconut husks are a sustainable material used for more rustic and tropical-looking blinds. These blinds have a coarse, textured look and can add a unique touch to beachy or island-inspired interiors. Benefits of Natural Fiber Blinds Eco-Friendly: Natural fiber blinds are made from renewable materials like bamboo, grasses, and jute, making them a sustainable choice compared to synthetic window treatments. Aesthetic Appeal: They bring a natural, earthy texture and warmth to a room. They work well with various interior styles, including coastal, rustic, contemporary, and bohemian. Breathability and Light Filtering: Many natural fiber blinds allow for the passage of light in a soft, diffused manner while still providing privacy. The weave patterns can control how much light enters the room, making them ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, and sunrooms. Durability: These materials are often very durable and can stand up to regular wear and tear. Many are resistant to fading and can hold up well over time, especially when properly cared for. Low Maintenance: Natural fiber blinds are relatively easy to clean, often requiring only occasional dusting or light vacuuming. However, they may need extra care in high-humidity environments, as some fibers may absorb moisture. Considerations When Choosing Natural Fiber Blinds Sun Exposure: Like bamboo, certain natural fibers may degrade or fade with prolonged sun exposure. Be mindful of where the blinds are installed—areas with constant direct sunlight may cause them to deteriorate faster. Humidity and Moisture: Some natural fibers, such as jute and sisal, are more susceptible to mold and mildew in high-humidity areas, like bathrooms or kitchens. Be cautious when placing them in damp areas. Maintenance: Natural fiber blinds can attract dust, and depending on the fiber, they may need more delicate care (e.g., spot cleaning or professional cleaning). Strength of the Material: While most natural fiber blinds are durable, some (especially those made of finer materials like seagrass) may not be as strong as synthetic alternatives and can break or fray over time. Installation & Care Tips for Natural Fiber Blinds Installation: Like other window treatments, natural fiber blinds should be installed securely using the appropriate hardware for the material and weight of the blinds. Cleaning: Dusting regularly with a soft cloth or vacuuming using an upholstery attachment is usually sufficient. For deeper cleaning, a gentle wipe with a damp cloth (test first in an inconspicuous area) can help remove stains. Some natural fiber blinds are machine washable, but it's important to check the manufacturer's care instructions. Avoid Excess Moisture: Keep them away from excessive moisture or humidity to prevent damage. For example, avoid placing them directly over a kitchen sink or in a damp bathroom without proper ventilation. Where to Use Natural Fiber Blinds Living Rooms & Bedrooms: Natural fiber blinds provide a calm, inviting atmosphere perfect for living rooms and bedrooms, especially those with neutral or nature-inspired themes. Sunrooms & Patios: For spaces with plenty of natural light, these blinds help filter light while maintaining a relaxed, airy feel. Dining Rooms & Kitchens: If moisture and grease aren’t concerns, these blinds can complement a rustic or organic dining room or kitchen design.

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Bamboo blinds are a type of window covering made from natural bamboo, offering both functional and aesthetic benefits. They are known for their durability, sustainability, and ability to bring a warm, earthy feel to any room. Bamboo blinds come in various styles and finishes, and they can be rolled up or pulled down like traditional blinds or operated using a cord system. Here are some key features and considerations when choosing bamboo blinds: Key Features of Bamboo Blinds Natural Look: Bamboo provides a unique, textured appearance, adding a touch of nature and rustic charm to your home. Eco-Friendly: Bamboo is...

Bamboo blinds are a type of window covering made from natural bamboo, offering both functional and aesthetic benefits. They are known for their durability, sustainability, and ability to bring a warm, earthy feel to any room. Bamboo blinds come in various styles and finishes, and they can be rolled up or pulled down like traditional blinds or operated using a cord system. Here are some key features and considerations when choosing bamboo blinds: Key Features of Bamboo Blinds Natural Look: Bamboo provides a unique, textured appearance, adding a touch of nature and rustic charm to your home. Eco-Friendly: Bamboo is a renewable resource, making bamboo blinds a sustainable choice for environmentally-conscious consumers. Light Filtering: Bamboo blinds can filter light effectively, allowing natural light to gently diffuse into the room while offering privacy. Durability: Bamboo is a strong material, which makes the blinds sturdy and long-lasting. Versatile Design: Bamboo blinds can be found in a variety of colors and weaves, from light to dark bamboo, and in both natural finishes or stained versions. They can match a wide range of interior styles, including tropical, Asian-inspired, modern, or rustic designs. Low Maintenance: Bamboo is relatively easy to clean—typically, a light dusting or vacuuming is sufficient to maintain them. For tougher stains, a damp cloth can be used. Types of Bamboo Blinds Roll-Up Bamboo Blinds: These can be rolled up or down manually, providing easy control over light and privacy. Roman Bamboo Blinds: These are pleated bamboo blinds that stack neatly when raised. They have a more formal, tailored look. Vertical Bamboo Blinds: Often used for larger windows or sliding doors, these blinds consist of vertical bamboo slats that can be adjusted to control the amount of light entering the room. Panel Track Blinds: These are used for wide windows or patio doors and consist of large panels that slide side to side. Considerations When Buying Bamboo Blinds Size and Fit: Ensure you measure your windows correctly before purchasing. Custom-made bamboo blinds are available to fit specific window dimensions. Sunlight Exposure: Bamboo blinds can fade over time if exposed to direct sunlight for long periods, so consider placing them in areas that don't receive constant sun exposure. Cord Safety: Some bamboo blinds come with cords that can pose a safety hazard to young children or pets. There are cord-free options available or ones with safety mechanisms.

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]We have just installed our latest folding arm awning, our awnings have a low profile foot print, with fully enclosed hood, protecting your fabric during Hobart and Ballarat winters. Out awnings come with integrated LED lighting in both the a...

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]We have just installed our latest folding arm awning, our awnings have a low profile foot print, with fully enclosed hood, protecting your fabric during Hobart and Ballarat winters.  Out awnings come with integrated LED lighting in both the arms and at the rear of the awning enabling the light to operate if the awning is close while still providing lighting to the Deck/entertainment space.   The model shown here allows for a maximum span of 6m with a projection of 3m. A folding arm awning is a type of retractable awning that extends out from a building using articulated arms. These awnings are typically mounted to a wall and can be opened or closed with a manual crank or an electric motor (DC or 240v) Key Features: Space-Saving Design: When retracted, the awning folds up neatly against the wall, saving space and maintaining a clean look.  We prefer fully enclosed awnings. Sun Protection: They provide excellent shade and UV protection, making outdoor spaces more comfortable. Versatility: Suitable for patios, decks, balconies, and windows, they can be customized in size and fabric to match different styles. Weather Resistance: Many folding arm awnings are designed to withstand various weather conditions, though specific durability can vary by model.  They are designed primarily as a SunShade product, so if you do get your awning wet make sure its dry when its returned to the cassette. Ease of Use: The retractable mechanism allows for easy operation, enabling you to adjust the awning as needed. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][us_gallery ids="24688,24689,24690"][/vc_column][/vc_row]

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Bi-Fold Folding Flyscreen to BAL40 So you have installed your big sliding or bi-fold doors, and now you want flyscreens. However you are in a BAL-19 or above fire rated area. Currently there are two choices for bi-folding door and larger s...

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Bi-Fold Folding Flyscreen to BAL40 So you have installed your big sliding or bi-fold doors, and now you want flyscreens.  However you are in a BAL-19 or above fire rated area.  Currently there are two choices for bi-folding door and larger sliding doors, peated flyscreen or retractable flyscreen.  Unfortunately these are not suitable for BAL-19 and above. Remembering The BAL19 standard for flyscreens requires the following: Material: Screens must be made from a non-combustible material, bushfire resisting timber, or timber with a density of at least 750 kg/m³  Mesh: Screens must have a 2 mm mesh or perforated sheet made from corrosive resistant steel, bronze, or aluminum  Openable portions: Openable portions of windows must be screened This is where out latest bi-folding flyscreen are suitable they are made from the the same mesh that is in our security door products. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][us_gallery ids="24684,24685"][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_video link="https://youtube.com/shorts/5c7hz9VQRKA"][/vc_column][/vc_row]