Measure in person
Openings are rarely square and reveals are rarely uniform. We measure every one rather than working from a plan.
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Measured, made and fitted by the same people.
No subcontracted installers, no guessing from a phone photo. The person who measures your windows is the person who comes back to hang them.
What we actually do
We make window furnishings to fit the openings in your house. Every blind, curtain, shutter and awning is built to measurements we take on site, not cut down from a stock size and hoped into place.
That matters more in Canberra than most places. Frosts hold through winter mornings and western sun runs hard into summer afternoons, so a window covering here has a job beyond looking right. Honeycomb cells hold heat in overnight. Outdoor awnings stop the sun before it reaches the glass. Which one you need depends on which way your windows face, and that is the sort of thing worth working out in person.
How we quote
We price per window. You get a written quote that lists each opening separately, so you can see what each room costs and stage the work if you would rather do the house in parts. Plenty of customers start with the bedrooms and come back for the living areas a year later.
The measure and the quote are free, and there is no obligation attached to either.
Where we work
Across the ACT and Queanbeyan. If you are just outside that, call and ask rather than assuming the answer is no.
How we work
Four things we hold to.
Advise for the aspect
A west-facing bedroom and a south-facing study want different answers. We tell you which, even when it is the cheaper option.
Quote in writing
Per window, itemised, no verbal figures that move later.
Fit it ourselves
The install is where a good product gets ruined. We keep it in house.
Needs your input
The company story
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Next step
Have a look at the range.
Six ways to control the light, each made to your openings.