Measuring Service
We offer a prompt, free, no-obligation quotation service. We will visit you at your convenience and provide professional advice with the confidence of accurate measuring. You will be able to choose from a wide range of sample products from the comfort of your own home.
This service is available for homes located in the following areas:
- Bedfordshire
- Buckinghamshire
- Cambridgeshire
- Hertfordshire
- Northamptonshire
We are pleased to accept orders from customers own sizes, please find below a measuring guide:
Measuring for an Inside Recess Blind
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Measuring for an Outside Recess Blind
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Measuring for Curtains on a RailSuitable for curtain heading types: To be sure of the best possible fit, take time to measure your window carefully. The curtain rail should be positioned 15cm above the window and extend 15cm - 20cm either side. A. Measuring the width: Measure the total width of the rail (excluding finials). Don't forget to account for overlap - this is an additional measurement, normally 2.5cm, that allows the hanging curtains to overlap in the middle when they are closed. B. Measuring the drop: Before measuring the drop, decide whether you want your curtains to fit below the sill or to the floor. We suggest that: Measure the drop from the top of the rail (See fig. 4). IMPORTANT |
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Measuring Curtains on a PoleSuitable for curtain heading types: To be sure of the best possible fit, take time to measure your window carefully. The curtain pole should be positioned 15cm above the window and extend 15cm - 20cm either side. A. Measuring the width: Measure the total width of the rail (excluding finials). Don't forget to account for overlap - this is an additional measurement, normally 2.5cm, that allows the hanging curtains to overlap in the middle when they are closed. B. Measuring the drop: Before measuring the drop, decide whether you want your curtains to fit below the sill or to the floor. We suggest that: For pencil pleat, triple pleat or goblet top curtains measure the drop from the eye - the small metal ring at the bottom of each curtain ring. This will prevent the pole or rings from being obscured by the curtain (See fig. 6). For eyelet or tab top curtains measure the drop from the top of the pole (See fig. 7). IMPORTANT |
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