Burwood is one of Sydney's busiest inner-west hubs — sitting roughly halfway between the CBD and Parramatta, with Burwood Westfield, Burwood Park and Burwood Station all packed within walking distance. The suburb has changed dramatically over the past decade: large new apartment complexes around Burwood Square and Burwood Heights, alongside the original streets of Federation and Edwardian houses radiating off Burwood Road. Every type of home in Burwood has its own window challenge, and most are picky about how they're treated.

CAS Blinds has manufactured custom blinds, curtains and shutters for Burwood homes for over two decades. Our Homebush West workshop sits roughly 4 kilometres away on Richmond Road — about a 12-minute drive up Parramatta Road. We make every blind and curtain in-house, which means Burwood customers get genuine factory-direct pricing with no reseller margin, and our measure team can be at your door for a free quote without travelling far.

Our most common Burwood work splits into two buckets. The first is apartments — the high-rise developments around Burwood Square and Burwood Heights, plus mid-rise blocks around Wynne Avenue and Railway Parade. These jobs need blockout curtains for bedroom darkness, roller blinds for sunny west-facing living rooms, and installation methods that respect strata rules. The second is established houses — Federation cottages and Edwardian terraces along the streets running off Burwood Road. These tend toward sheer pinch pleat curtains, plantation shutters and made-to-measure curtains that suit period detailing.