Customize your Drapery & Hardware
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Measure Your Drapery & Hardware
Measure the window’s width horizontally, spanning from the outer edge to the outer edge, at three points: the top, middle, and bottom. Then, round down to the nearest ⅛ of an inch.
Top
Middle
Bottom
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Measure Your Drapery & Hardware
Stack width refers to the extra width that extends beyond your window, ensuring the drapery panels do not obscure the window when open, while also creating the illusion of a larger window. We recommend a 10-inch stack width on each side if there’s enough space.
Left
Right
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Measure Your Drapery & Hardware
Measure the vertical length of your window from the outside top edge down to the floor at three points: left, center, and right. Then, round down to the nearest ⅛ of an inch.
Left
Middle
Right
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Measure Your Drapery & Hardware
Determine the extra mounting height above your window and any pooling on the floor. When mounting a rod, we suggest a clearance of 8 to 10 inches above the window frame if space allows. When mounting a track, we suggest mounting it on the ceiling to maximize the impact of your drapery. Pooling is optional and depends on your aesthetic.
Mounting Height
Pooling Height
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Drapery & Hardware Summary
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1Product Selection
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2Drapery Style
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3Fabric
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4Lining
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5Panels
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6Room & Window
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7Hardware Style
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8Hardware Finish
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9Rod Diameter
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Width
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Height
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