For interior designers

Your name is on it. So we treat it that way.

Twenty-five years installing networks for enterprise, military and municipal clients, where a missed date or a sloppy finish was never an option. That is the standard your project gets. Trade pricing, dates that hold, and an install your client never has to hear about.

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What you get

Trade pricing

Consistent trade pricing across the range, quoted per opening so your schedule reconciles cleanly.

Dates that hold

We commit to a date and we hold it. If a lead time slips at the supplier, you hear it from us the day we know.

Site photography

We photograph every completed install and send you the files. Yours to use, no credit required.

We never sell around you

Your client is your client. We do not follow up, we do not upsell, and we do not take direct work from a house you introduced us to.

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How we work with your studio

01

You send the drawings

Floor plans, elevations, a schedule, or photographs and a phone call. Whatever you already have. We do not need it formatted for us.

02

We measure and specify

We measure every opening ourselves and return a written specification per opening: fabric, system, mount, power, and the price. Your client sees your quote, not ours, unless you want it otherwise.

03

We install around your program

We fit to your sequence. If the painters slip a week, we move. We tell you the day something changes at our end, not the week after.

04

We hand over and photograph

Every shade demonstrated, every bracket load-tested, a signed handover checklist. Then we photograph the finished rooms and send you the files.

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The part designers usually ask about first

We are one installer, not a crew, and that is the point - but it also means we are not the right fit for a fifty-opening commercial fit-out on a compressed program. For a residence, a condo or a phased project, we will hold your date. If the scale is beyond that, we will tell you at the first call rather than at week six.

Common questions

Do you work to trade pricing?

Yes, quoted per opening so it drops straight into your schedule. Send us the openings and we will come back with the numbers.

Who does my client deal with?

You, unless you decide otherwise. We can invoice you and stay entirely behind the scenes, or deal with your client directly if you prefer to step back. Your call, per project.

What if my program moves?

We move with it. Tell us as early as you can and we will re-sequence. Supplier lead times are the one thing we cannot compress, which is why we flag them at specification rather than at delivery.

Can I see samples before specifying?

Yes. We will bring the range to your studio, or leave sample cards with you.

Do you handle the difficult openings?

Wide sliders, floor-to-ceiling runs, arched and angled windows. These are the ones worth measuring in person, which is what we do on every project anyway.

What happens if something fails later?

We come back. No charge for the visit, for as long as your client owns them. You will not hear about it from your client first.

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Trade pricing

Quoted per opening

Dates

Held, or flagged early

Photography

Every install, files sent to you

Install

Our own team on site, load-tested, signed off

Let us quote your next project.

Send us the openings and we will come back with trade pricing and a date.

Talk to us about trade

Trade enquiries answered within one business day

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