How To Measure Your Curtains

Step 1: Determine the Height

• Consider the Track Placement

Please confirm it is ceiling mounted or wall mounted. If ceiling mounted, please take measurement form ceiling. Installation space required: pinch: single layer-10cm, double layer-18cm s sold & eyelet: single-15cm, double layer-25cm If wall mounted, we suggest 6-10 inch higher than window

• Curtain Bottom Styles

1. This style creates a “floating” look (1/2inch, 13mm), ideal for a clean, straight appearance.

2. Curtains that just touch the floor offer a classic, tailored look. This style is perfect for creating an elegant, custom-made appearance with your ripple fold or other custom curtains.

3. Cozy, and romantic. However, this style is not recommended for motorized curtains as the extra fabric can interfere with smooth operation and requires more maintenance.

For 100% linen curtain, we would suggest to do option 3.

Step 2: Determine the Width

When deciding on the width for your curtains, consider how much of the window or wall you want to cover. Here’s how to measure for different coverage options:

① For a balanced look that offers both privacy and light: Measure the width of the window frame (A). Add extra width (B) on each side—typically 6-15 inches—to allow your motorized curtains to stack back neatly when open.

② For a seamless, cohesive look, full wall coverage is ideal: Measure the entire width of the wall from left to right, excluding any crown molding. If crown molding is present, start and end your measurement at the base of the molding. Subtract ¾ inch (or 2 cm) from both the left and right sides to ensure the curtains fit snugly within the wall space without extending beyond it.

③ To maintain an unobstructed view of the entire window: Measure the width of the window frame (A). Then, add an extra ⅓ of the combined width (B+B) to the window width (A). This ensures that your ripple fold or other curtain styles stack neatly to the sides, maximizing the light and view. Stack back is the width your curtains occupy when fully open and stacked at the edges extending beyond it.