Curtains and blinds for offices, shops, F&B, clinics and hotels
A commercial space has different problems from a home. Afternoon glare washes out monitors in an open-plan office, a glass-walled meeting room needs privacy during interviews, a café terrace in a CBD laneway catches the sun and the evening rain, and a clinic needs a privacy curtain around every couch. Curtains SG measures, supplies and installs curtains and blinds for offices, shops, F&B outlets, clinics and hotels, working with building management on access and timing.
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Meeting room $498 · Small office $988. Tracks and installation included.
Office blinds and curtains
Offices usually look best when every window on a floor uses the same blind type and fabric colour, so the façade looks consistent from outside and the space looks tidy inside. Many buildings also set a colour for blinds facing the glass, so check before choosing. On open-plan floors, split long runs into several narrower blinds so one team can lower theirs against the sun while the next desk keeps the view.
Glare at workstationsRoller blinds in sunscreen fabric cut glare on screens while staff can still see out. A lower openness fabric blocks more glare on west-facing floors.Learn more →
Meeting roomsBlackout or dim-out roller blinds give privacy on glass walls and darken the room for presentations. Venetian blinds let you tilt for partial privacy.Learn more →
Large window wallsLong runs of blinds can be motorised and grouped, so one switch raises or lowers a whole façade instead of a dozen chains.
Director's rooms and receptionOffice curtains in a sheer or a textured fabric on a ceiling track soften a formal room more than blinds do.Learn more →Shops and F&B outlets
Clinic and hospital curtains
Clinics use privacy curtains on ceiling tracks around consultation couches, treatment chairs and changing areas. The track is usually fixed to the ceiling so the curtain can be drawn around the space, and many cubicle curtains have a mesh band at the top to let light and air through. For consultation rooms facing a corridor or a street, a dim-out roller blind on the window adds privacy without making the room feel closed in.
Medical settings often have specific requirements for fabric, treatment and how often curtains are changed for laundering. Ask us about your requirements and send any specification you have been given, and we will tell you what we can supply against it.
Hotel curtains and serviced apartments
Guest rooms usually need a blackout curtain for sleep and a sheer for daytime, on a double track so the two layers run separately. S-fold (ripple fold) headings look consistent across many identical rooms and stack neatly. Blackout lining and overlapping the curtain past the window frame help keep morning light out.
For fire performance or other fabric requirements set by the operator or authorities, ask us about them at the start. We also clean curtains on site, or take them away and rehang them, which suits properties that cannot leave rooms bare for long.
Site measurement and building management
We measure on site so the order matches the actual windows, ceilings and fixing points. Office towers and malls often have rules on contractor access, loading bays and working hours, and some ask for documents before work starts. Tell us what your building management requires early, so measurement and installation can be planned around it and around your opening hours.
For a new fit-out, involve us before the ceiling is finished. Ceiling tracks for clinic curtains, recessed pockets for blinds and power points for motorised systems are much easier to plan with the contractor than to add afterwards. For an existing office or shop, we can work floor by floor or room by room to limit disruption.
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What blinds are best for office glare?
Roller blinds in sunscreen fabric are the usual choice. They cut glare on screens while staff can still see out. Choose a denser fabric for strong west sun.
Can you supply privacy curtains for a clinic?
Yes, we supply curtains on ceiling tracks for consultation and treatment areas. For medical cubicle curtains, ask us about your specific fabric and laundering requirements before ordering.
Do you work with building management?
Yes. Tell us the building's rules on access, working hours and documents, and we plan the site measurement and installation around them.
Do you supply blackout curtains for hotels?
Yes. Hotel rooms usually take a blackout curtain and a sheer on a double track. Ask us about any fabric requirements your property has to meet.
Can you install outside business hours?
Tell us your operating hours and any building restrictions when you contact us, and we will discuss timing for measurement and installation that keeps disruption low.
How do I arrange a site visit?
WhatsApp +65 9071 3976 or use the contact page with your address, the number of windows and photos if you have them.
Tell us about your windows
Send photos and rough window sizes on WhatsApp for an early quote. When you are ready, we measure at your home and bring fabric and blind samples. The visit needs a $50 deposit, credited to your order. Found a lower quote for the same curtains? We price match. See the price match terms.