Dove Industry’s Australian-made louvred roof systems are engineered and manufactured for harsh Australian conditions. Constructed from high-strength 6061-grade aluminium—containing magnesium and silicon for superior structural integrity and corrosion resistance—each system is built for long-term performance. All aluminium components are chromate-treated prior to powder coating, creating an additional corrosion-resistant barrier that enhances durability and protects against coastal and extreme environments.

Yes, our louvred roof systems are engineered and manufactured for harsh Australian conditions. Constructed from high-strength 6061-grade aluminium—containing magnesium and silicon for superior structural integrity and corrosion resistance—each system is built for long-term performance. All aluminium components are chromate-treated prior to powder coating, creating an additional corrosion-resistant barrier that enhances durability and protects against coastal environments.

Yes. Motors can be added to products after installation.

Yes. All our motorised products operate via a 240v motor which will need to be connected to your main power supply by a qualified electrician.

Dove Industry products come with a 5 year manufacturer’s warranty. Some component warranties vary depending on the finish and installation conditions.

Vental blinds 4 – 6 weeks
Roller Glide 3 -4 weeks

We recommend hiring an experienced, licensed installer due to the complexity, safety risks, and legal/warranty implications involved.

Yes, you may need council approval in Queensland if it exceeds a certain size, height, or proximity to the property boundary. Check your local council website

Council approval may be required for louvre roof structures over 10 m² or for systems fixed to a dwelling or other permanent structures. Impacting neighbors views and drainage need to be considered. Boundary setbacks, easements, and bushfire-prone areas must also be assessed to ensure full compliance with local planning and building regulations.
Dove Industry take care of approvals and council regulations.

Rates for can vary considerably based on type, size, operation and site conditions. As a guide they can cost between $550 – $650 per square metre.

Yes. Vental 80mm blinds mounted close to the glass have shown in wind tunnel tests, withstood gale force peaks of as much as 200 km/h, applied from varying directions, without damage.

Dove Industry do not recommend mounting Vental blinds away from the glazing. If blinds are mounted away from the glazing, then additional guide wire supports are required and wind sensors are recommended.

Vental external venetian blinds come in 9 architectural standard colours.

Rates for Roller Glide blinds can vary considerably based on size of awning, fabric type and method of operation (hand crank or motorised), and site conditions. As a guide they can cost between $250 – $500 per square metre.

The Soltis 86 & 88 mesh style has the optimum openness factor combining solar protection whilst maintaining the view.

The Soltis 92 micro ventilation system is ideal for conserving visability towards the outside and ensures privacy for the inhabitants.

The Soltis 96 unique translucent aspect properties allows you to take full advantage of natural light without the glare.

No. It is not recommended that you leave awnings out during storms. Increased winds, hail and heavy rain can cause damage to your blind. You should always retract your blind if you know a storm is on the way.

Alternatively, installing a wind and rain sensor will help to protect your awning even when you are not home.

Please note that sensors are not a guaranteed method of protection for your awning and cannot be relied upon to respond quickly in the case of sudden squalls.

Regular cleaning every 3 months to ensure the fabric is free from dirt, dust and grime. Clean your blind with a soft brush. Run a soft brush across the fabric in both directions including the side channel to prevent build up of dust and grim on your tracks.

Stick to warm soapy water using a silicone-based detergent—like a premium car wash. Avoid anything abrasive or acidic, such as harsh dish soaps or bleach-based cleaners; these can damage finishes or degrade material quality.

Operate the blind at least once a week to prevent build up of dirt and grim that will inhibit the operation.

Try to avoid the following:

• Leaving the Roller Glide® blind down when you are away from your home or in extreme weather conditions.
• Avoid rolling the Roller Glide® blind up when wet (to avoid mould and mildew)
• Please do not leave the Roller Glide® blind down when you are away from your home or in extreme weather conditions.
• You must not force the Roller Glide® blind up or down if it is jamming. Forcing the Roller Glide® blind may result in further damage (for example, the zip may be forced out of the side channel.
• Do not operate spring controlled Roller Glide® blinds from the sides – always use the Weight Bar or Handle and pull from the centre.

• Depending on the fabric selection, when the Roller Glide® blind is initially pulled down some ripples may be evident. The ripples will lessen over time as the weight of the blind will stretch the fabric slightly and the ambient temperature will heat the fabric within an hour or so (depending on the weather).
• When a motorised blind is operated, some ‘jolting’ may be evident. This effect is due to wind gusts causing spontaneous friction between the zip and side guides.