Roller blinds controlling evening light in a British restaurant dining room

Restaurant blinds | Manchester and the North West

Blinds for restaurants, bars and cafes

Blinds and awnings that change with the service, from morning glare to evening atmosphere, fitted around trading hours.

Dining room
Daylight and evening atmosphere
Street frontage
Privacy, shade and kerb presence
Service
Survey and fitting planned around trading

Proven in hospitality

Restaurant work you can inspect

Two completed cafe projects, a busy visitor centre and a city-centre coffee shop, with the fitted product and window detail set out for each.

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Room by room

Blinds that change with the service

Morning coffee, afternoon glare and evening dining ask different things of the same window. We fit for how the room trades through the day.

  1. 01

    Dining areas

    Screen or dim-out fabric that keeps the view out and the guests comfortable, then softens the room for the evening.

  2. 02

    Bars and private rooms

    Privacy or dimming where events and evening use need the room shut off from outside.

  3. 03

    Windows near food

    Wipeable fabrics chosen for heat, cleaning and splashes before anything is shortlisted.

  4. 04

    Outside

    Where a frontage needs an awning and internal blinds, we treat it as one job and one supplier.

Procurement

Fitting a venue that is open

Tell us opening hours, service times, customer routes and who approves the interior finish. We plan the survey, the protection and the handback around trade, as we did at Heaton Park and Inner West.

  1. 01

    Service times

    Tell us prep, deliveries, covers and when each area is quiet, and we fit in the gaps.

  2. 02

    Interior sign-off

    Fabric, colour, hardware and any frontage detail are agreed with whoever approves the interior.

  3. 03

    Cleaning zones

    Dining, bar and windows near food get fabrics chosen for how each is cleaned.

  4. 04

    What we bring

    Public liability insurance, RAMS, Enhanced DBS for every fitter and Constructionline Gold, sent as one pack when you ask.

Verified credentials

Approved, insured and ready for your site

The essentials are visible here. Open the full record for insurance, training, access and site controls.

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Constructionline Gold Member BBSA accredited member

Constructionline Gold and BBSA accredited

Trade accreditations
£5m Public and products liability
£10m Employers' liability

Qualified site team

Enhanced DBS across the fitting team

RAMS supplied as standard before works begin

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Public and products liability
£5,000,000
Employers' liability
£10,000,000 for any one claim
Insurer
Aviva Insurance Limited
Valid until 5 February 2027
Accreditations
Constructionline Gold and BBSA accredited
Site team
CSCS carded, with our own SSSTS qualified supervision
Safeguarding
Enhanced DBS across the fitting team
Training and access
IPAF, PASMA, Working at Height, Asbestos Awareness and face fit testing
Safety management
Laura Pinder holds IOSH Managing Safely
Risk assessment and method statement
RAMS supplied as standard before works begin
Child safety
BS EN 13120 devices fitted and adjusted on every unit
Typical lead time
7 to 10 days from survey to installation

Access and programme

Short windows, clean handover

A venue often has a couple of hours between service. We use them and leave the room ready to trade.

  1. 01

    Trading diary

    Tell us deliveries, prep, service and private bookings and we pick the windows that work.

  2. 02

    Room release

    Areas that can be done together and rooms that need their own visit are agreed up front.

  3. 03

    Protected fit

    Furniture moves, floor protection and a boundary around food areas, before a tool comes out.

  4. 04

    Ready for service

    Operation checked, room cleaned and furniture reset before staff are back on the floor.

Questions for this setting

Before you send the brief

Can fitting be planned between services?

Give us the real preparation and service times, not only the public opening hours. We can then assess whether a short access window is practical for the room group.

Should an awning be included in the same brief?

Yes, if the frontage and the internal light control need to work together. Send photos and tell us about the outdoor area and we look at both at survey.

Are you insured to work on a shopfront and above the pavement?

Public and products liability of £5,000,000 with Aviva, with the team IPAF, PASMA and Working at Height trained. RAMS come to you before the fitting day.

Do you supply fire certificates for the fabric?

Yes. Yewdale contract fabrics are certified to BS 5867 Part 2 Type B, and the certificate for the specified fabric comes with every commercial order.

Commercial enquiry

Get a quote for your restaurant

Start with the site count, rough window count and programme. Drawings and window schedules can be attached at the final step.

Call 0161 244 9467 Discuss the site brief

About 90 seconds. Your sector is already selected.

One site, one office or one shop? Skip the form.

WhatsApp the window count A photo of the windows helps

Commercial enquiry

Tell us about your site

Step 1 of 4. About 90 seconds.

  1. 1Project
  2. 2Size
  3. 3Timing
  4. 4Contact
What kind of building is it?
What kind of project is it?
How big is it?
Number of sites
Approximate window count
Products, if known
Do you need a certified fire retardant fabric?
When, and how do we get in?
Timescale
Specification stage
Access requirements
Tick anything you need from us before we can start
Who do we send the quote to?