Easier Measuring, Better Customizing
Your measuring is about to get a whole lot easier. Our Measurement Tool puts the sizing at your fingertips. Or just follow our straightforward three-step measuring guide below.
Your measuring is about to get a whole lot easier. Our Measurement Tool puts the sizing at your fingertips. Or just follow our straightforward three-step measuring guide below.
Mount your rod or track at a proper height. We recommend placing the rod as close to the ceiling as possible for a more spacious look.
The rod should extend about 6–15 inches on each edge from the window frame to reduce light gaps and leave room for stacking.
If you want to keep the whole window view, consider the stack back in advance.
Flat Top (Grommet, Rod Pocket, Back Tab, Tab Top, and Flat Panel)
Per Panel Width: Rod or track width × Fullness ÷ Panel Quantity
Pleated Top (Pinch Pleat and Euro Pleat)
Per Panel Width: Rod or track width ÷ Panel Quantity
Ripple Fold
Per Panel Width: Rod or track width ÷ Panel Quantity
Note: If you do not have a rod or track yet, add 6–15 inches to each side of the window width.
Flat Top: Top part above the rod + top of the rod to floor + bottom allowance.
Pleated Top: Curtain top to floor + bottom allowance.
Ripple Fold: Bottom of the track to floor + bottom allowance.
Split Panel
Two equal pieces divided from one, with the total width divided between them. Opens in the middle.
Single Panel
A single curtain that draws to the left or right. It can also be used as a stationary decorative panel.
The ratio between fabric coverage width and the width you wanted to cover over your curtain track or rod. When curtains are crafted with more fabric amount for extra fullness, they create pretty waves gathering at the top.
2.0X Fullness: What we highly recommend. Being practical for a nice pleated look.
