Custom-made balcony fabric with print – Hibiscus

Tropical hibiscus flowers in red and coral on cream. Holiday vibes on your balcony. This custom-sized printed balcony blind is printed with hibiscus flowers in red and coral and is made to your exact dimensions.

Single-sided or double-sided?

• Single-sided – the print is on one side, the other side is white. Hang the printed side inwards if you want to see the print, or outwards for the neighbours.
• Double-sided – the same print on both sides on an opaque blind. Looks good from your balcony and from the street.

Simply choose the version in the calculator; the price adjusts immediately.

Why choose this blind

• Sharp, colourfast print – UV-resistant ink that does not fade quickly.
• Seamless continuous pattern – the design continues neatly across any size, without awkward transitions.
• Sturdy PVC blind – waterproof, tear-resistant and made for outdoor use.
• Complete privacy – the blind is opaque; no one can see through it.
• Exactly the right size – you enter the width and height in centimetres, and we make the blind to your dimensions.
• Metal rings all around – approximately every 30 cm, so you can fasten the blind tightly everywhere.
• No drilling required – fasten it with cable ties to your railing or balusters.
• Always free shipping and delivery in approximately one week.

How to order your custom-sized blind

1. Measure your balcony – width along the railing, height from the top of the railing. Not sure? See how to measure.
2. Enter your dimensions in the calculator above and you will see your price immediately.
3. We make your blind to the exact dimensions and ship it to you free of charge in approximately one week.

Hang it up without drilling using cable ties or elastic cord through the rings. Ideal for rented homes and balconies with VvE rules. Read more about attachment and installation or order attachment materials directly.

Good to know: minimum 1.0 m² per blind. We round the area up to the nearest 0.1 m² (to 0.5 m² from 8 m²). Always free shipping.

Colours on a screen may differ slightly from the actual blind.