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How to Measure for Drapery

Step 1: Choose a Panel Type

Single Panel (Left, Right, or Center)
- Designed to cover an entire span or serve as a decorative stationary panel.
- Overlaps and returns are automatically added to the ordering width.

Pair (Two Equal Panels)

- The total width you specify will be divided evenly into two functional panels.
- Overlaps and returns are included in the ordering width.
- For unequal pairs, order each panel separately as single panels.

Step 2: Determine Total Drapery Width

Measure the width of the area you want to cover—this is your ordering width (fullness is already factored in).
For functional drapes (ones that open and close), the total width should match your hardware span.
Pro Tip: Extend your drapery 6"–12" beyond the window or door edges to create a more expansive appearance while preserving natural light when the panels are open.

For stationary drapery panels, consider a narrower coverage to achieve a polished look.

Step 3: Select Finished Drapery Length

Measure from the top of your hardware mount to the floor (for wall-mounted drapery) or from the ceiling to the floor (for ceiling-mounted drapery).
Adjust for your preferred style:
- Add extra length for a break (¼"–¾") or puddle (1"–4"), ideal for uneven floors or natural fabrics like linen or wool.
- Opt for a ½" clearance if your drapes will be opened and closed frequently.

Important Considerations:

Natural fiber fabrics may experience slight variations over time due to humidity and temperature changes—this is normal. If this is a concern, consider ordering a length with a slight puddle.
Synthetic fabrics offer more stability with minimal stretching.

For any questions or assistance, contact us at 832 944 7878 or support@walloro.com.

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