How to measure
A correct measurement is half of a perfectly fitting curtain. Take a few minutes and we'll do the rest.
You'll need a steel tape measure, paper and a pen. Avoid fabric tapes; they stretch.
Roller, zebra, pleated, venetian
Inside the frame
- 1Measure the inner width of the frame at the top, middle and bottom; write down the smallest.
- 2Measure the height on the left, middle and right; write down the smallest.
- 3Don't deduct anything — we leave the necessary allowance in production.
Wall / ceiling fitting
- 1Add 10–15 cm on each side of the window opening for the width.
- 2Measure the height from the fitting point to 10 cm below the sill.
- 3Watch out for handles, radiators and other obstacles.
Sheers, drapes, blackout and sun shades
- 1Width: measure the length of the rail or rod. Without one, add 20–30 cm on each side of the window.
- 2Height: measure from the rail to the floor; enter it as it is and we'll finish it 1–2 cm above the floor.
- 3Choose the fullness on the product page: 1:2 simple, 1:2.5 full, 1:3 extra full.
What is fullness?
Fullness is how much fabric is used relative to the window width. For a 200 cm window, 1:2.5 fullness uses 500 cm of fabric for a richer, wavier drape.
Not sure?
On the European side we'll measure for free; elsewhere send us your measurements with photos on WhatsApp and we'll check them.