Door Blinds - How to Measure for French Door or Traditional Door BlindsDoor blinds can be any blind or shade mounted as a
door mount blind. French door blinds or traditional door blinds are simply outside mount blinds or shades with hold downs to keep them from swinging as the door opens or shuts. People commonly mount blinds in a door at their home or office. Popular blinds that are used on doors range from faux wood, wood, cellular shades and roller shades. When measuring for
french door blinds there are several things to consider....
more Corner Window BlindsIf two windows meet in the corner and privacy is a concern, the best way to install
window blinds or shades is to overlap them (see figure). One blind will be the measurement from the wall to the window. The second blind will be the measurement from the wall to where the second blind will be. This measurement will be from the wall to the window subtracting the width of the blinds. For a 2 inch wood blind, that will be about 2 to 2 1/2 inches....
more Measure Window Shades or Blinds for Tile or MouldingOccasionally, obstructions can get in the way of window shades or blinds, such as wood moulding or a tile backsplash. Cut-outs can be made in the blind or shade for proper clearance in these areas. There is a surcharge for each cut made....
more How to Measure Vertical Blinds for Sliding Glass DoorsWhen measuring window blinds for
sliding glass doors it is important that you measure the blind to fit as on OUTSIDE mount. Vertical blinds are a common window treatment for sliders. More times than not there is not enough depth in a window to mount
vertical blinds inside the window frame. Often there is Moulding encasing the window and your measurement must allow for it. A common rule of thumb is to ADD 2 inches to the length of the vertical blind. In other words measure from the floor to 2 inches above the moulding. If you have no moulding measure from the floor to 2 inches above the top of the opening....
more Blinds for Angled Top WindowsBlinds or shades can be difficult to find for angled top windows. A few manufacturers make window blinds or shades with angled headrails for this purpose. Another option is to leave the angled top of the window open and just mount the window blinds or shades with the headrail just before the angled portion of the window. This article will discuss how to the the later....
more How to Measure Window Blinds for Bay WindowsWhen measuring
window blinds for bay windows, you will need to calculate the intersecting points of the blinds to determine the width of each piece. The first step is to select a window shade, noting that different types of shades will have different depths. Once you have selected the blinds or shades, you will be able to get the depth you need to calculate the intersection point. See the product specifications for exact depths....
more Blinds for Large Windows - Mount More Than One Blind in the Same WindowFor larger windows, horizontal blinds cannot be manufactured as one blind with a single headrail due to the weight of the blinds. In cases like this there are two options for measuring and installing
horizontal blinds....
more How to measure for window shades BELOW an open arched windowWhen measuring for window shades that are to go below an open arch window there a few things you need to do. The first and most important is to determine the correct width....
more Measuring Roller ShadesEach
roller shades comes with a cord lift. The side in which the lift cord is located will have a gap to allow room for the lift.

The measurement will be the tip to tip measurement and will take into account the width of the controls....
more Horizontal Window Blinds Stack HeightWhen shopping for horizontal blinds, one detail often overlooked is the
stack height, the space blinds occupy at the top of your window when fully raised. Understanding
horizontal window blinds stack height helps you plan for light control, visibility, and installation fit....
more Vertical Blinds Stack HeightWhen
vertical blinds are drawn, the open vanes gather together forming a "stack" on one side of the window. The size of the vertical blinds stack will vary and is directly proportional to the width of the
window blinds. The wider the window blinds are, the more vanes the blinds have and the more room the stack will take up....
more Cellular Shade Stack HeightCellular shade stack height is the size of the
cellular shade when it is completely raised. The longer the shade, the more material it has and so the stack height increases. Because of their unique design
cell shades a compact when raised....
more How to Measure for Plantation Shutters- Use a metal tape for accurate measurements
- Measure to the nearest 1/8"
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more Quick Ship Wood Shutter Measuring InstructionsOur Quick Ship
Wood Shutters are available only in outside mount. This means each wooden shutter mounts to the surface of the wall outside the window frame. ...
more How to Measure for Drapery or Curtain RodsAt this time we do not offer any draperies or drapery hardware. However, we have many fabrics used in draperies in our
Roman Shades....
more Proper Installation of Window Treatments Depends Upon Proper MeasurementProperly installing
window treatments is impossible if the process didn't begin with proper window measurement. Sadly, many novice shoppers fail to recognize the importance of measurements until it's too late. ...
more How To Measure for Drapery PanelsMeasuring for
custom drapery panels is simple, just follow these easy steps:...
more How to Hang Blinds Between CabinetsA typical window blind application is hanging window blinds above a window that sits between two cabinets. Because the window blind is mounted between two objects, whether it is a window frame, cabinets, or walls, the blinds and valance must fit within an opening. If this is the case follow these ease steps for correct measuring and installation....
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2" and 2 1/2" Horizontal Window Blinds Installation InstructionsWhen installing horizontal window blinds, the same process can be used when installing all types of horizontal blinds. This page will cover basic installation of our 2 and 2 1/2" blinds....
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