1 Header Style
2 Rod
3 Coverage Width
4 Coverage Height
5 Panel
6 Fullness
7 Finished Length

Grommet Top

It is the most popular choice for contemporary space.

Rod Pocket

It is lined on top to create a clean tailored look.

Pinch Pleat-Double

It creates a formal and elegant look.

Pinch Pleat-Triple

It creates a formal, elegant and luxury look.

Back Tab

It adds a soft and crisp touch with hidden tabs.

Tab Top

It creates an informal look, fits the country decor and transitional decor.

Flat Panel

It creates a casual and modern look, Use 4-in-1 tape.

Step 1

Select the Header Style

Grommet Top
It is the most popular choice for contemporary space.
Rod Pocket
It is lined on top to create a clean tailored look.
Pinch Pleat-Double
It creates a formal and elegant look.
Pinch Pleat-Triple
It creates a formal, elegant and luxury look.
Back Tab
It adds a soft and crisp touch with hidden tabs.
Tab Top
It creates an informal look, fits the country decor and transitional decor.
Flat Panel
It creates a casual and modern look, Use 4-in-1 tape.

Step 2

Do You Have a Drapery Rod Installed Already?

Step 3

What’s Your Window Width?

Frame outer edge to edge

Inches
No less than 12.

Step 3

How Many Inches Beyond The Window Frame Would The Rod Extend?

To provide max window exposure, let drapery rod extend at least 6-10 inches on either side.

A Inches
B Inches

Step 4

What’s the Height from Top Frame to Floor?

Inches
No less than 12.

Step 4

Enter Height Between Rod And Frame

We recommend curtain rod to be as high as possible, 2-3 inches below the ceiling.

Inches

Step 5

Do You Want Single or Split Panels?

Step 6

Choose Fullness Based

The ratio between fabric coverage width and the width you wanted to cover over your curtain track or rod.

Step 7

What Kind of Finished Length Would You Like for Your Curtains?

Summary

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1 Header Style
2 Rod
3 Coverage Width
4 Coverage Height
5 Panel
6 Fullness
7 Finished Length