Measuring & hardware guides

Choose a guide for curtain measurements, Roman shade mounting or track hardware. Each includes diagrams and a checklist to keep with your measurements.

*A starting point for stack-back where space allows. The measured width includes both extensions.

Measuring for curtains

A beautiful curtain begins with two different measurements: the coverage of the track, and the finished drop of the fabric. Keep them separate from the flat width of a panel.

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Record all six readings. Mark the narrowest width and longest height. Do not make your own deductions.

Measuring for Roman shades

First choose where the shade sits: inside the window recess, or outside it on the wall or trim. Each needs a different set of measurements.

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Concept diagram, not a fabrication drawing. Final carrier spacing and heading specification need approval.

How the hardware works

A track supports the curtain. Carriers move inside it. Small hooks connect those carriers to the heading tape, and a baton lets you move the fabric without pulling on it.

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Use these guides to plan your windows. Confirm final dimensions, components and installation requirements with the studio before ordering.