You don't need to be a DIY expert to measure your windows. All you'll need is a steel tape measure. Join the 99% of customers who measure and install their own window coverings.
Measuring for Cellular Shades is a cinch. You're only a few steps away from being upgraded and insulated.
Measuring for Faux Wood Blinds is easy and will have you feeling like a DIY pro, even if this is your first time.
Roller Shade measurements don't require rocket science. Measure for these minimalist faves with minimal effort.
Measuring for Natural Shades will be a walk in the park. If you can hold a tape measure, you can do this.
Even Mini Blinds deserve a mighty good measurement. A few quick steps and you'll be covered in no time.
Luckily, measuring for Vertical Blinds won't require a long stretch of time. All you'll need is a tape measure.
Roman Shades may look sophisticated, but measuring for them is simple. All it takes is a steel tape measure and a few minutes.
Measuring for your new Solar Shades only takes a few simple steps. Get ready to block the sun in style.
Measuring for new Dual Sheer Shades is easy and guaranteed to make you feel bright.
Real Wood Blinds bring an unrivaled warmth to your space. You'll get the same feeling after a successful measurement.
We'll be transparent: It's easy to measure for Sheer Shades. You can pretend it's difficult, though, if you want the credit.
Measuring for Shutters might require more effort than your standard window covering. Call us if you have questions.
Correctly measuring for Drapery or Cornice Boards is as simple as it sounds and will leave your space looking polished.
Don't fold under pressure, our step-by-step measuring guide makes it pleasingly simple to measure for Pleated Shades.
Our quick measuring guide for Panel Track Blinds will have you sliding in style. If you get off track, give us a call.
Mounted within the window frame for a clean, uncluttered look. A depth measurement is required.
Step 1: Measure the width of your window frame in 3 places: Top, middle and bottom. Round down to the nearest 1/8” inch. Record the shortest measurement.
Step 2: Measure the height of your window in 3 places: Left, middle and right. Round up to the nearest 1/8” inch. Record the longest measurement.
Step 3: Measure the depth of your window frame, from casing to edge. Note any obstructions, such as cranks or double-hung windows. The shortest length in this space will be your recommended depth.
Depth requirements vary by product. Check your Product Detail Specifications before measuring.
See Our Quick Inside Mount Measuring TipsMounted above or around the window. Can make your window appear larger and provides better blackout results. May be necessary if window has insufficient mounting depth. Requires at least 2" of flat space to mount.
Step 1: Measure the width of the area you want to cover across the center of your window. We recommend adding 3" (1 1/2" on each side) to help eliminate light gaps and ensure privacy. Round your measurement to the nearest 1/8" and record this for width. No deductions will be taken.
Step 2: Measure the height of the area you want to cover, including extra overlap. Take this measurement over the center of the window, from top to bottom. We recommend adding at least 4" of space above the window trim. This will give you room to mount the brackets and ensure the window is completely covered. Record this measurement for height. No deductions will be taken.
Step 3: Measure the depth of your window frame, from casing to edge. Note any obstructions, such as cranks or double-hung windows. The shortest length in this space will be your recommended depth.
Depth requirements vary by product. Check your Product Detail Specifications before measuring.
See Our Quick Outside Mount Measuring TipsIf you're not completely satisfied with your custom window covering for any reason, you can exchange it within 30 days. Wrong color? Wrong size? You're covered. No hassle, no stress.
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