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Alstonville Blinds

Blinds offer a simple way to manage light, airflow and indoor temperatures across different areas of the home. In Alstonville, homes often face a combination of strong sunlight and cooler nights, so it’s important to have window coverings that provide control without compromising on style. Custom blinds help block UV, reduce glare and offer privacy where it’s needed most.


At Lismore Blinds, we supply and install made-to-measure blinds tailored to your windows and living conditions. Our range includes blockout, translucent and sunscreen fabrics in a selection of practical designs and colours. We also provide roller blinds, fabric awnings and vertical blind options to suit the layout of each room.


Call us on (02) 6622 5450 to arrange an in-home consultation in Alstonville.

A Bedroom With a Bed, Dresser, and Shutters on the Windows — Lismore Blinds in Alstonville, NSW
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Benefits of Installing Blinds

Blinds offer a practical balance of style, comfort and control across a wide range of living environments.


  • Improved Light Management
    Adjust blinds to block, filter or soften incoming light depending on the time of day. This helps reduce glare and protect interior surfaces from fading.
  • Year-Round Thermal Efficiency
    Blinds can prevent heat from entering in summer and reduce warmth loss in winter. This makes indoor temperatures easier to manage and may lower energy costs.
  • Enhanced Privacy Without Compromising Light
    Choose fabrics that maintain brightness while limiting visibility into your home. This is especially useful for street-facing or ground-floor rooms.
  • Clean, Modern Appearance
    Blinds offer a neat and minimal look that suits contemporary and traditional interiors alike. They’re easy to maintain and won’t overpower the room.

Types of Blinds Available

We supply and install a range of blinds to suit different rooms, lighting conditions and interior styles. Each blind is custom-made to fit precisely, using quality materials selected for function and durability. Whether you're furnishing a new build or replacing older fittings, we’ll recommend options based on window size, sunlight exposure and usage.


  • Roller Blinds
    A compact, modern option available in blockout or translucent fabrics. Ideal for bedrooms, offices and living areas.
  • Vertical Blinds
    Suitable for sliding doors and large windows, offering adjustable coverage and easy access. Available in a range of textures and colours.
  • Venetian Blinds
    Provide flexible light control with horizontal slats. Available in timber, aluminium or PVC depending on room use and humidity levels.
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  • What are the main differences between blockout and sunscreen blinds?

    Blockout blinds are made from opaque fabrics designed to completely block light, offering maximum privacy and light control. Sunscreen blinds, by contrast, allow filtered natural light to enter while still reducing glare and UV exposure. They're ideal for living spaces where you want daytime visibility without compromising comfort.

  • Are blinds suitable for households with allergies?

    Yes, blinds can be a better choice than curtains for allergy-prone households. They collect less dust and are easier to clean regularly with a damp cloth or vacuum attachment. This helps minimise allergens such as dust mites and pet dander in indoor spaces.

  • How do blinds contribute to energy efficiency in a home?

    Blinds help manage heat gain in summer and retain warmth in winter when properly fitted and closed. This reduces the load on heating and cooling systems, potentially lowering energy use. Fabrics with insulating properties can further enhance this effect.

  • Can blinds be installed on doors as well as windows?

    Yes, many blind types—such as vertical, roller and panel glide blinds—are suitable for glass doors. These styles provide privacy and light control while still allowing access to outdoor areas. The key is selecting a design that won’t obstruct movement or create bulk when open.