Exterior Design supplies and installs manual and motorised ZipNice outdoor zip blinds in Singapore. Side tracks guide the fabric across balcony and patio openings; choose the operation and fabric to suit your view, privacy and exposure to rain.

The fabric edge runs inside a side track, so the blind cannot flap or gap at the sides. That is the difference between an outdoor blind and a patio curtain, and it is why it holds in wind and rain.



We do not publish numbers we cannot stand behind. Every figure here is confirmed with the product principal and restated in your written quotation.
Further reading: Zip blinds or a roof: which one actually solves your problem.
Blinds alone, or a roof over them? Most balconies want both. Send a photo and we'll tell you which one actually solves your problem. Compare the systems →
| System type | Track-guided (zip) outdoor blinds |
|---|---|
| Fabric options | 1% openness, or 0% blackout |
| Operation | Manual or motorised |
| Wind rating | Rated to 140 km/h |
| Warranty | 5 years |
Our own work in Singapore across condominium balconies, landed houses and penthouses. No stock photography.








Photographed on our own jobs in Singapore.
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Tell us your property type and rough dimensions — we'll tell you if ZipNice is right for the space, and what it should cost.