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Coloured PVC strip curtains, matched to your branding. Keep flies out of the dining room and hold the temperature in your kitchen.
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Your front door has to do two contradictory things. It needs to stay open and welcoming so people walk in, and it needs to stay shut so flies, heat and street noise stay out.
A propped-open door costs you money all day. Conditioned air walks straight out onto the footpath, your kitchen fights the heat coming in, and in summer you get flies over the counter and into the dining room.
FSANZ requires food businesses to keep pests out and hold food at safe temperatures, under Standard 3.2.2. A health inspector who sees flies near the servery is a problem you do not want.
A strip curtain keeps the doorway open in practice and closed in effect. Customers walk through without touching anything, staff carry plates through with both hands full, and the barrier stays sealed behind them.
Colour is the part most hospitality owners miss. A curtain in your brand colours turns a functional fitting into shopfront signage, which is why so many pizzerias run green, white and red.
Inside, the same product does an unglamorous job. 2mm ribbed on the kitchen doorway holds your temperature and hides the prep area from the dining room.
A café or restaurant has the same four doorways as any food business, and each one wants something different. Here is what we fit where, and why.
Your brand colours
Your front door is signage as well as a barrier. Pick colours that match your branding and it reads as part of the shopfront rather than a fitting. It also keeps insects out and stops your conditioned air escaping onto the footpath.
A colour. Never clear
Customers should not see into the prep area. A colour screens the kitchen while your staff still walk through with full hands. Clear PVC shows every mark and defeats the point.
Smoke
Smoke doesn't show dirt. This is the door your bins live behind, so it takes the most traffic in summer and the most flies with it.
3mm ribbed, Polarflex Freezer grade
This is the door that pays for itself fastest. Every time it opens you lose cold air and the compressor works harder to get it back. Ribbed PVC stops the strips sticking together in the damp cold.
Clear strips let you use the space in cold weather without walling it off. You keep the light and the view, and lose the wind.
Each photo has two bits of text. The caption is what people read under the picture. The alt text sits behind the image where you cannot see it, and is what a screen reader speaks aloud and what Google reads. Both need to be right.
These match the four doorways above. Prices exclude delivery and were taken from the live catalogue on 20 August 2026.
Maurice was quick to respond and a pleasure to deal with. He really knows his product and was very helpful with recommendations, and made sure the strips were installed in time for Ralphy’s Pizzeria opening day. They look awesome and added a great finishing touch to the shop’s facade.
Yes. Colour rolls come in Clear, Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, Smoke, Orange, Hot Pink and Purple. You can run a single colour or alternate two or three across the doorway, which is how the green, white and red pizzeria doors are made up.
It has not stopped the cafés and pizza shops running them on the street door. A coloured curtain reads as part of the shopfront, and customers walk through without thinking about it once they have done it once.
Yes. The strips overlap so there is no open gap for insects to fly through, and they fall back into place behind each person. That physical barrier is what Standard 3.2.2 is asking for on pest management.
Wipe them down with warm soapy water or a food-safe sanitiser. Strips unhook individually from the stainless steel head section, so a greasy one near the fryer can come off and be cleaned properly.
2mm ribbed in 150mm or 200mm suits a servery or kitchen doorway. It is lighter and cheaper than the 3mm we put on cool rooms, and it stands up to constant staff traffic.
Clear strips let you keep using a courtyard or verandah through winter without boxing it in. You keep the daylight and the outlook, and lose the wind.
Yes, we ship Australia-wide. Delivery costs are calculated at checkout based on your location and the size of your order.
We make strip curtains for cafes and restaurants to order, cut to your door sizes and shipped Australia-wide. Start with whichever door is costing you most, which is usually the front in summer and the cool room all year.
Send us your door measurements and tell us your brand colours. We will tell you what to run where.
The page links out to these. They are the official sources, not competitors.
These are the things we could not confirm ourselves. The page cannot go live until they are sorted.
Same question as the butcher page. This is our pick from the verified range, not yours.
This page is built around matching brand colours, and those photos are the best examples we have. But the verified range only lists colours in 1.5mm Flat. If 1.8mm ribbed colours are still available we should be recommending them here, not 1.5mm.
We describe it that way in the FAQ but we are guessing at how it is ordered. If a customer has to buy three rolls to get three colours, that changes the price we should be quoting.
We have put a callout about it because it seems an obvious fit, but there is nothing about it in the call notes and no photo of one.
The testimonial is a genuine Google review from a bakery, so it is food trade but not hospitality. A line from one of the pizzerias whose door is already in the photos would be much stronger.
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