Canberra’s Monaro Screens wins national Small Business Award | The Canberra Times
Ben Byatt, managing director of Monaro Screens, accepts the Business Services award at the 2026 Australian Small Business Champion Awards. Pictures provided
Monaro Screens has been recognized on the national stage, taking the Business Services category at the 2026 Australian Small Business Champion Awards.
The award recognizes excellence in Australia’s small business sector and highlights Monaro Screens’ long-standing commitment to quality workmanship, customer service and community values developed over more than 33 years in business.
Established as a family-owned and operated business in Canberra in 1994, Monaro Screens has grown from humble beginnings to become one of the region’s leading suppliers of shower curtains, Crimsafe safety products, wardrobe doors, splashbacks, mirrors and retractable curtains, with the majority of its products manufactured locally in Fyshwick.
General manager Ben Byatt said the recognition was both humbling and rewarding for the entire team.
“Being recognized nationally among so many respected Australian businesses is something we are truly grateful for,” he said.
Monaro Screens wins Business Services category at Small Business Champion Awards
“This award is a reflection of the people behind Monaro Screens, our staff, customers, suppliers and the Canberra community who have supported us through thick and thin over many years.”
Over the years, Monaro Screens has built a strong reputation in Canberra and the surrounding region not only for its products and services, but also for its ongoing support of local charities, sports organizations and community initiatives.
Mr Byatt said the award was a significant milestone for the business and a meaningful recognition of the team’s commitment and consistency over many years.
“As a family business, we are immensely proud of what this recognition represents and we are so grateful and grateful to everyone who has trusted and supported our business throughout our journey,” he said.