This page will help you plan for virtually any type of project. First, imagine you are standing in the interior of your protected space, with the house behind you, looking at your entire project. Now, visualize your entire project is layed out on a large piece of paper face up, such that when you look at the image on the paper it is exactly what you would see standing inside your protected space.

Start on the LEFT and work your way around to the RIGHT creating panel breaks where ever you choose and determine the height and width of each panel. Then, you will make your adjustments to determine the dimensions you will order. Regardless of how many exposed sides you have on your porch, this methodology of creating a diagram should work for you.

If your exposures are all the same height, your diagram would look like a large rectangle below. If you have an sloped roofline or a panel that requires a notch, try one of the other special worksheets, or just sketch your project. Keep in mind, we cut geometric shapes, sew a binding around the perimeter and offer you attachment items that will secure your curtain. We need for you to provide the geometry of the curtain panels we will make for you.

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Total Exposure Width   Height Panel 1 Width = ___ Height = ______ Panel 2 Width = ___ Height = ___ More panels... etc...

Check to see if the total Measured Width of your panels = Total exposure width.