1. Create a Side View Diagram

• Important Use the perspective you are inside your space looking out towards your yard..

• Lay your entire project out on a sheet of paper
• Dashed lines represent outer corners of your project
• Work your way from LEFT to RIGHT (good reasons)

2. Measure Entire Exposure

• Measure along the path that your curtain will take
• Write widths of each side in ft-in (i.e. 9-4 means 9ft 4in).
• Circle the heights at each corner represented in inches

3. Measure Width of Each Panel

• Now add panel widths starting from LEFT to RIGHT. It is up to you where curtain panels start and end.
• Panel breaks will create a doorway.

• Try to minimize the number of panels in your project
  • to save cost,
  • to have one less opening to seal,
  • and to create the most seamless look possible.

• Fewer large swags are prettier than many wispy swags
• If you have shapes non-rectangular shapes that must be phoned in, this is the information we need.

Want to print some graph paper?

4. Important Adjustments For Each Panel

Width Adjustments Measured Width Width Adjustment 3ft - 5ft add 3 inches 6ft - 15ft add 4 inches 16ft - 25ft add 5 inches 26ft - 40ft add 6 inches 41ft - 50ft add 7 inches 51ft - 60ft add 8 inches 61ft - 70ft add 9 inches 71ft - 80ft add 10 inches 81ft - 90ft add 10 inches

Height Adjustments Tracking - Measure from Track mounting surface to floor with NO Adjustments If measured height is to the ½" then ROUND DOWN   Velcro - Exposed Height + 2" To overlap top by 1" and floor by 1" If height is to the ½" then ROUND UP