A family-first estate close to Ruimsig, built the same way — open-plan glass, big gardens, and a household that's actually in and out of the house all day.
Featherbrooke's homes sit on the same West Rand estate-development wave as Ruimsig — recently built, family-sized, with open-plan living opening onto the garden and a security-estate rhythm of school runs and after-hours play outside. The specifying brief follows the household, not just the sun.
That means child safety comes first on every install: chain and cord tensioners as standard, wand-tilt or cordless options recommended for kids' rooms and nurseries, and motorisation — no cords or chains at all — as the option we lead with wherever the budget allows. It's not a warning sticker; it's one calm paragraph at the free measure, because it matters.
On the living and dining glass, sunscreen roller blinds or day/night zebra blinds do the everyday work of cutting glare without losing the view of the garden. Bedrooms usually add a blockout layer for real dark and a genuine thermal buffer against the Highveld heat.
Stacking doors onto the patio are standard in this style of estate build. Where a hand chain can't cover the span comfortably, we plan motorised, linked control in from the first measure so the whole wall opens as one motion. The Big-Glass Blueprint walks through the sun-path reasoning behind each product on this same style of build.
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