Measurement Finder

Not sure how to figure out the curtains' sizes? Choose the curtain type, and follow our guide to answer a few questions. We will figure out the suitable size for you.

Drapery Measuring Instruction

Simplify your curtain measuring process with our Measurement Finder, designed to guide you effortlessly through each step for a smooth, hassle-free experience. For a more in-depth, professional measurement, we’ve also prepared a detailed guide for you below.

  • Step 1: Measure the Curtain Rod Width and Placement

    If you have installed a curtain rod, measure the length of the rod.

    If a curtain rod is not installed, first check where the curtain rod will be installed above and to the sides of the window frame. Consider how high you want the rod to be to create the desired visual effect.

  • Step 2: Know EASEEASE Standard Fullness

    To prevent your drapes from looking flat like a stretched sheet, it’s important to consider adding fullness for extra width. We use 200-250% fabric fullness to create the pleats, ensuring the curtains have a rich and luxurious appearance.

    • 2x Fullness for pinch pleat
    • 2.3x - 2.5x Fullness for triple pleat

    You don’t need to add extra width for fullness, just choose the width you want.

For Pleat Heading Style

For Soft Top Heading Style

For Grommet Heading Style

For Ripple Fold Drapery

Finding The Perfect Fit

Shades Measuring Instruction

Before you focus on how to measure windows for blinds or shades, you must decide which type of mounting is right for you.

Measure the Window for Inside Mount

  • Depth: Measure inside casing depth at the top for inside or flush mount suitability. Depth needs vary by shade.
  • Width: Measure top, middle, and bottom; round down to the nearest 1/8 inch.
  • Length: Measure left, center, and right; round up to the nearest 1/8 inch, using the largest measurement.
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Measure the Window for Outside Mount

  • Check Space: Measure the height above the window to ensure enough room for secure headrail and bracket installation.
  • Width: Measure the window's outer frame width. Add 2-4 inches total to reduce light gaps if space allows—this is your ordering width.
  • Length: Measure the window's outer frame height. Mount 10-12 inches above the frame, if possible, to account for stack height and maximize exposure.