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Custom dual shades: Choose any two types of fabric in custom option to create a personalized solution for light control. It allows a warm soothing glow of light or keep view outside visible at throughout the daytime, enjoy a dark, private room setting at night time. 4 series of fabrics are available: blackout, light filtering, olar and sheer. Help you control the indoor light and switch your home decoration style freely. Updated fabric wrapped cassette creates a more sleek and streamlined look. - Basic function: Combine two curtains together, half blackout in the front and full blackout in the back. A versatile and unique solution for controlling light and home décor. Flexibility to switch between variable light control and privacy. The front shade and the back shade can be operated independently or together.
- Measurement and installation: One shade is placed in front, a little higher than the other. Suitable for both internal and external installations. Interior installations require at least 2.5 inches of window frame depth. Outside installation is more recommended if you want to achieve a room darkening effect. Hardware and instructions included.
Measuring window dimensions accurately is crucial for custom curtain orders. Here's a concise guide on how to perform inner and outside measurements.
Inner Measurement
This method measures within the window frame, ideal for curtains to hang inside the frame.
- **Width**: Measure the width inside the window frame from left to right at the top, middle, and bottom. Use the smallest measurement.
- **Height**: Measure the height inside the frame from top to bottom on the left, middle, and right. Use the smallest measurement.
- **Depth**: Ensure there's enough depth for the curtain fixture to fit inside the frame.
Outside Measurement
This method measures outside the window frame, suitable for curtains that extend beyond the frame.
- **Width**: Measure from the outer edge of the frame on one side to the outer edge on the other side. Add at least 4 inches (10 cm) on each side for coverage.
- **Height**: Measure from the top edge of the frame (or ceiling, if curtains will hang from the ceiling) to the desired bottom point of the curtains. Add at least 4 inches (10 cm) above the frame for coverage.
Tips
- Use a metal tape measure for accuracy.
- Measure each dimension at least twice.
- Consider the placement of curtain hooks or rods and ensure there's enough space for installation.
- Consult a professional if unsure about measuring non-standard windows.
This guide aims to help customers measure their windows correctly for custom curtain orders.