north and north-east Glasgow
Ask for a measuring visit
Made-to-measure starts at your window, so that is where a job starts.
Tell us where the window is, what kind of building it is in and what you have in mind. A reply comes by email to arrange a day. At the visit every window is measured, the wall and its fixings are looked at, and sample cuttings are held up in the real light of the room.
The request
Where the visits go
- Roystonhill, Blochairn and Provanmill Royston was the Garngad until 1942. The spire on Roystonhill, all that stands of Townhead-Blochairn Parish Church of 1866, was restored in 2001; five 20-storey blocks on Charles Street date from 1962.
- Sighthill The tower blocks of 1964–69 have given way to new homes. The footbridge over the M8, opened in 2023, is the Rusty Bridge to most people, for its Cor-Ten steel, and the Sighthill stone circle, first raised in 1979, has stood again since March 2019.
- Springburn, Springburn East and Cowlairs Streets of sandstone tenements, and the Springburn Winter Gardens of 1900, once the largest glasshouse in Scotland.
- Cowlairs and Port Dundas Speirs Wharf, at the end of the Glasgow branch of the Forth and Clyde Canal, where the grain mills of 1851 became flats in 1989.
- Robroyston and Millerston Visits cover this census zone too.
Before anything is cut
Curtains and blinds made to measure are made to your specifications, and regulation 28(1)(b) of the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 takes goods made to a customer’s specifications out of the usual right to cancel. That is why nothing is cut until the measurements and every choice have been gone through with you and you have confirmed them.
What happens to what you send
The request is used to arrange and carry out the visit. It is seen only by the company, kept with a reference number, and deleted automatically twelve months after it arrives — sooner if you write to sales@interiorprodesigners.store and ask. The phone number, if you give one, is used only to talk about the visit. A cuttings reference, if you add one, links the two requests so the visit can bring the cloths you chose.
What we keep sets out both requests in full.
The company’s registered office is a flat in Royston, so the visit always comes to you: by appointment, at your window.