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Blind Manufacturers’ Association of Australia

05 Sep, 2017

The Blind Manufacturers’ Association of Australia (BMAA) is the peak trade association for the window coverings industry.   BMAA is a membership-based organisation that has been in operation for over 70 years, and our members are bound by a Code of Ethics.  Our industry involves manufacturers of blinds, awnings and shutters; fabric and component manufacturers and suppliers; motorisation and automation suppliers; wholesalers, retailers, sales representatives, home service consultants and installers.

The BMAA works diligently to promote and strengthen the industry, and to inform and represent its members on matters that will impact manufacturers and suppliers.

Our objective is to promote Australian made-to-measure window furnishing products – keeping jobs in Australia and helping grow the Australian economy.

www.bmaa.net.au

 

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