Our measuring guides give clear instructions on how to measure your windows. We've developed a cut-out guide to help make measuring bay windows easier. Just click on the guides below. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us - we're here to help.
You can find more information below to help with measuring for more complex situations.
STACKING HEIGHTS FOR WOOD VENETIANS
The stacking height is the height of the blind when it is fully pulled up and the slats are gathered together. The longer the drop, the more slats there are and therefore the greater the stacking height. Its important to consider the stacking height when the blinds needs to be completely clear of the window when it is pulled up, e.g. if the window opens inwards.
The following table can be used to calculate where the top of the blind would need to be in such situations:
Blind Drop |
Stacking Height |
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100cm
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16cm
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190cm
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24cm
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220cm
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26cm
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250cm
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28cm
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FIXING BRACKETS FOR WOOD VENETIANS
The following diagram gives the dimensions for our versatile fixing brackets. This information may be useful for calculating the blind dimensions in more complicated fittings.

VALANCE STYLES FOR WOOD VENETIANS
Each wood venetian is supplied with a matching wood valance which covers the blind mechanism. There are 3 styles of valance:
Standard valance
The valance is 2 cm longer than the width of the blind.
Valance with end returns
The valance is cut with 45 degree mitred ends and supplied with two end returns to make a pelmet style valance.
Uncut valance
The valance is supplied oversized and can be cut once the required length is known. Two end returns are supplied.
Our Measuring Guide for Wood Venetians tells you which valance to select for the different fitting types. Be sure to select the right type of valance for each of your blinds when ordering. For any specific requirements please contact us.