The right measurement. First time round.
A tape measure, a few minutes, and each pane measured separately.
Width × height.
Measurements always refer to the complete blind, rails included, in centimetres. Not the whole window.
| Use | Available widths | Height |
|---|---|---|
| Window | 45, 60, 80, 100, 120, 140 cm | 150 cm |
| French window | 80, 90, 120, 140 cm | 220 cm |
| Made to measure | Your width, to the millimetre, up to 3 m | Your height, to the millimetre |
Availability and fixing compatibility confirmed before production.
Three measurements, no rush.
The glass
Measure the width at the top, middle and bottom, then the height on the left, in the centre and on the right. Write down every value without rounding.
The space around it
Note the space between the glass, the glazing beads, the handle and the frame. Also look at the top of the frame, where the rail will be stuck, and note what it is made of. Open the window fully to spot the areas that must stay clear.
Two photos
Take a photo of the window from the front and from the side. They help us check the fixing with you. Don’t add a margin at random.
Several blinds, one window
Plan one blind per area to cover. On a window with several opening sashes, measure each sash separately. On a large pane, check there is room to stick each rail and the gaps between the blinds.
Adding up the widths is not enough to confirm it will fit: the fixings and fitting clearances count too.
The size that fits just right
Enter your measurements to the millimetre in the studio. Example: for 635 mm, enter 63.5 cm. Each blind is kept separately in your summary.
Your measurements are ready?
Design your window in the studio, in a standard size or to the millimetre.