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MEASURING GUIDE

WILL IT FIT?

A GUIDE TO MEASURING FOR YOUR DELIVERY

Before Beginning

We recommend that you use a metal measuring tape for accuracy.

Also, a pencil and paper is a good idea so you can write down your measurements.

Measuring for curtains is easy, just follow these simple steps.

Measuring For Curtains

Measuring for curtains doesn't have to be intimidating. With a few tools and a few simple steps you can measure like a pro.

Before you get started we have a couple of tips:First, gather your tools. We recommend a metal measuring tape for accuracy and a pencil and paper to record the measurements.Next, write down the measurements right away so you don't get confused. First measure the width of the window and then the length and record them in that order: width x length.

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Step 1

If you are trying to add some color or a design element and you don't really need the curtains to function, chances are you are looking for a decorative set of curtains. This means you don't really need to pay too much attention to the width of the window, just the length.

If you need to solve a problem like too much light, a lack of privacy or drafty windows, chances are you are looking for a functional set of curtains. This means you need to pay attention to

Step 2

Measure for width:

If your rod is already in place, measure the length of the rod, not including the finials. This is your Width. If your rod is not already in place, measure the window from the outside of the trim to the outside of the trim from side to side. This is your width.*

f you like, you can add a few inches to the width if you intend to extend the rod beyond the actual width of the window.

Measure for length:

If your rod is already in place, measure from the top of the rod to the floor. This is your length.

If your rod is not already in place, measure above the window trim, at the point you intend to mount the rod, to the floor. This is your length.*

*We recommend mounting your rod a minimum of 4 to 6 inches above the window trim if space allows.

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