Description
Engineered strength for the toughest tropical environments
When we say Titan Blinds can handle Typhoon 12 winds, we mean they are designed and tested to endure extreme wind conditions exceeding 140 km/h. This wind rating corresponds to the Typhoon 12 classification on the Beaufort Wind Scale, typically described as a severe tropical storm or typhoon-strength event.
In simpler terms, Titan Blinds are built for resilience. Every component — from the extruded aluminium side channels to the reinforced mesh fabric and stainless-steel fittings — is engineered to maintain structural stability even in high-pressure, turbulent conditions.
Why This Matters for the Pacific Islands
Pacific Island climates present unique challenges:
High humidity and salt exposure accelerate corrosion in ordinary outdoor systems.
Sudden tropical storms bring intense wind gusts that can damage inferior blinds.
Year-round UV intensity fades colours and weakens fabrics over time.
Titan Blinds overcome these challenges with:
Marine-grade aluminium and powder-coated finishes that resist rust and salt corrosion.
High-tension mesh systems that stay taut during strong gusts.
Smart drainage and locking systems to prevent rattling or fabric stress.
UV-stabilised fabrics that retain colour and performance for years.
Designed for Coastal and Island Living
Whether installed in Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, or coastal New Zealand, Titan Blinds deliver consistent performance and durability. Their wind-resistant engineering ensures year-round protection for patios, resorts, cafés, and outdoor living areas — giving you shade and comfort without worrying about the next tropical front.
Key Features
Rated for Typhoon 12 wind performance (140 km/h gusts)
Corrosion-resistant marine materials for coastal areas
Optional motorised or manual operation
Large-span coverage for commercial and residential use
Custom-coloured frames to match your project aesthetic
