Measuring Guide
How to Determine Panel Width
Step 1: Measure the window width including the casements
Pro Tip: Measure at the top, middle, and bottom; use the widest measurement.
Step 2: Measure the Wall Space beside the window (Stack Back)
To ensure your made-to-order panels don't block the view when open, you need "stack back" space on the wall beside the casement.
We suggest adding 6 to 12 inches of wall space on each side.
Example: If your window, including casements is measuring 100", Add 12" per side to your total window measurment.
100" + 12" + 12" = 124" Total Width
If you are wanting a centre split (Panels on both sides)
Divide that by 2 to determine each side's panel width
Your ordered panel width is: 62" Quantity: 2
How to Determine Panel Length
Option 1: Ceiling-Mounted Hardware
Choose a ceiling-mounted track for a modern, sleek, floor-to-ceiling look.
KS Track: Sleek and low-profile for a nearly invisible look.
Decorative Channel Rod: A bolder 1 1/8 rod that adds a touch of style.
How to calculate your panel length:
Start with your total floor-to-ceiling measurement, then subtract the track profile height and your preferred floor clearance.
Example (Based on a 98” ceiling height):
With the KS Track:
Track deduction: = ¾”
Floor clearance deduction: ½”
Total Deduction = 1 ¼ (Ordered panel length: 96 ¾ “
With the Decorative Channel Rod:
Rod deduction: 1 1/8”
Floor clearance deduction: ½”
Total Deduction = 1 5/8” (Ordered panel length: 96 3/8”
Option 2: Standard Wall Rods
For a classic look, we recommend mounting your wall rod 1” to 2” below the ceiling line.
How to calculate your panel length:
Start with your total floor-to-ceiling measurement, then subtract your ceiling drop, the rod/hardware space, and your preferred floor clearance.
Example (Based on a 98” ceiling height):
Ceiling drop deduction: 1”
Decorative rod & hardware deduction: 1 ½”
Floor clearance deduction: ½”
Total Deduction = 3” Ordered panel length: 95”