How much do blinds cost in Australia?
Indoor blinds in Australia typically run $120-$700 per window supplied and installed, depending on type, fabric, motorisation, and size.
Rough per-window prices (2026, supplied and installed):
- Basic roller blind, polyester fabric: $120-$220
- Premium roller blind, blockout or sunscreen: $220-$380
- Day & night / dual roller: $280-$450
- Venetian blind, aluminium: $140-$260
- Venetian blind, timber or faux-timber: $280-$520
- Vertical blind: $180-$320
- Roman blind: $280-$520
- Honeycomb / cellular blind: $280-$550
- Motorised: add $120-$220 per blind
Whole-of-house package deals (8-12 blinds) commonly come in 20-35% cheaper per blind than ordering them piecemeal. The "5 blinds for $799" group-buy ads can be legit but always check fabric quality and warranty. Cheap rollers with thin fabric warp within a year.
What drives price differences:
- Fabric. Genuine blockout is more expensive than light-filtering. Brand fabrics (Acmeda, Vibe, Ezi-Blinds) cost more than generics.
- Bracket and chain quality. Cheap blinds use plastic brackets that crack under tension. Look for metal.
- Custom sizing. Ready-made blinds from a hardware store are $30-$80 but only fit standard openings. Custom blinds are always pricier but actually fit.
- Child-safety compliance. Cordless / wand-operated blinds cost more than corded but are legally required for new installs in some scenarios.
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