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Track Width(A) Measure the width you want to cover (track width). The track is included for this drapery style. Height(B) If you are mounting the track to the ceiling enter your ceiling height. If the track is wall mounted, measure from the top the intended track position to the floor. |
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Drape Width The width of each drape is determined by the width of the track. Recommended is the best width for the drapes to function (being able to fully open and close). Fullness is built in. 
Stack-Back The amount of space the drape would stack to when fully opened. This drapery panel will "stack-back" to . |
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Drape Length Drapery looks its best when it is 1/4" to 1/2" above the floor. The Length of each drapery is determined by where the track will be positioned with a 1.25" deduction for the drop on the mounting hardware track. |
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NO ROD? HERE IS HOW TO MEASURE. To calculate the Rod Width and Height we need a couple of measurements: (A) Measure from the left most point on the window frame to the right most point. (B) Measure from the top of the window casing to the floor. Minimum Requirements Rod Width: (A) + 8 inches (4 inches on each side of the widow) Height: (B) + 3 inches Recommended Rod Width: (A) + 16 inches (8 inches on each side of the widow. If space permits and it is your preference you can always go wider.) Height: (B) + (4 to 10 inches) (If space permits and it is your preference you can always go higher) |
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