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MEASURING WORKSHEET : SHADES + BLINDS 2025

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The document is a measuring worksheet for ordering shades and blinds, detailing customer and technician information, product specifications, measurement guidelines, installation procedures, and terms and conditions. It includes sections for recording quantities, room labels, product types, materials, control positions, and optional features. Additionally, it outlines maximum widths for various materials, mounting depth requirements, best practices for installation preparation, and next steps for placing an order.

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Begin by entering the customer and technician details at the top of the form, including names, phone numbers, and email addresses. This ensures clear communication throughout the process.
In the 'Qty' section, specify how many products you are measuring. For each product, fill in the corresponding fields such as 'Room / Label', 'Product', and 'Material'.
Indicate the 'Mount Type' (Inside/Outside) and provide precise measurements for 'Width', 'Length', and 'Depth'. Ensure accuracy to avoid issues during installation.
Complete additional options like 'Control Position' and any 'Optional Features' that may apply. Review all entries for completeness.
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How to measure for blinds or shades?

0:41 2:30 To get the height right measure top down on the left in the middle. And on the right inside theMoreTo get the height right measure top down on the left in the middle. And on the right inside the frame the largest of the three measurements is your height round it up to the nearest 1/8 of an inch.

How to measure for 3 blinds in one window?

Measuring for Multiple Blinds in One Window Width 1: Measure from the outside edge of the left to the centre of the panel mullion. Width 2: Measure from the centre point of the left mullion to the centre point of the right mullion. Width 3: Measure from the outside edge of the right to the centre of the panel mullion.

How to measure for exact blinds?

Exact Fitting Measure the size of the recess, then add a little extra on all sides to ensure adequate coverage. Measure the exact size of the area you would like the blind to overlap. To minimize light leakage we recommend that the blind overlaps the window recess by at least 70mm at the top and 50mm each side.

How to measure for Roman shades?

If you have window trim, simply measure to the far edges of the trim from left to right. If your window has no trim, we recommend adding two to three inches on each side of your window to provide light gap coverage and privacy. Mark these additions on each side and measure the width between them in a straight line.

How do you figure out what size blinds you need?

Measuring for PerfectFIT Blinds. Simply measure the visible glass area of each window or door. Remember to use a metal tape measure, as cloth or plastic ones can stretch and give an inaccurate measurement. Only measure up to the edge of the rubber bead, dont include it in your measurement.