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The easy way to measure for double roller blinds.

Welcome to our simple guide to measuring your windows for your new curtains on double tracks. You're going to love just how quick and easy it is to measure up.

What you’ll need to measure

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  • your tape measure (metal is best)
  • your step ladder
  • a pen and some paper

Before you get going

Have you designed how your blinds will fit?

This is where the fun starts! If you’ve already landed on the perfect fit for your windows, then you’re good to go. Otherwise don't stress, we'll walk you through the design options below.

Are your windows 'normal' size?

'Normal' for us means between 600 mm and 3000 mm wide, and 400 mm to 3300 mm high. If your window is wider than 3000 mm jump across to our linked blinds, which can span up to 6 metres.

Do you know what surface your blinds will attach to?

Our blinds attach to most surfaces, though it's always best to do your homework. Wooden window frames and wall studs are by far the easiest to attach to.

Have you thought about motorisation?

These effortless blinds don't use chains. They look great, are child safe and super accessible. Just add motorisation when you order your roller blinds. Please note: Somfy Altus motors are not compatible with double roller blind brackets. Explore our other motorisation options here.

Order your free samples!

Get touchy feely with our stunning, designer fabrics. It's the best way to choose the perfect look for your home.

OK it's time to start measuring, let's take it step by step.

usually attached to the part of the window frame facing you
 
ideal fit for bedrooms
 
our customers often pick blockout fabrics
 
best fit to get around chunky obstructions in the window recess
 
back rolling blinds are recommended where possible
 
add motorisation for effortless luxury, you can choose either wired or battery motors for your blinds

OK it's time to start measuring, let's take it step by step.

Measuring up is easy; we just need to know three things: your width and your drop measurements, and which side you’d like your chain on. Here’s how to do it:

1

Measure your width

Measure the exact outside width of your window frame across the top and write it down. This measurement will be your bracket-to-bracket width.

Please note that the fabric will be approximately 30-35mm narrower than your bracket-to-bracket measurement.

2

Measure your drop

Measure the exact outside width of your window frame across the top and write it down. This measurement will be your bracket-to-bracket width.

Please note that the fabric will be approximately 30-35mm narrower than your bracket-to-bracket measurement.

3

Choose your chain side

Make a note of which side you’d like your chain to be on. Think about which side is easiest to reach, obstruction free and where the chain will be least visible.

4

Order your custom blinds online

You’re all set to order your blinds!

usually attached to the part of the window frame facing you
 
ideal fit for bedrooms
 
our customers often pick blockout fabrics
 
best fit to get around chunky obstructions in the window recess
 
back rolling blinds are recommended where possible
 
add motorisation for effortless luxury, you can choose either wired or battery motors for your blinds

OK it's time to start measuring, let's take it step by step.

Measuring up is easy; we just need to know three things: your width and your drop measurements, and which side you’d like your chain on. Here’s how to do it:

1

Measure your width

Measure the exact outside width of your window frame across the top and write it down. This measurement will be your bracket-to-bracket width.

Please note that the fabric will be approximately 30-35mm narrower than your bracket-to-bracket measurement.

2

Measure your drop

Measure the exact outside width of your window frame across the top and write it down. This measurement will be your bracket-to-bracket width.

Please note that the fabric will be approximately 30-35mm narrower than your bracket-to-bracket measurement.

3

Choose your chain side

Make a note of which side you’d like your chain to be on. Think about which side is easiest to reach, obstruction free and where the chain will be least visible.

4

Order your custom blinds online

You’re all set to order your blinds!

usually attached to the part of the window frame facing you
 
ideal fit for bedrooms
 
our customers often pick blockout fabrics
 
best fit to get around chunky obstructions in the window recess
 
back rolling blinds are recommended where possible
 
add motorisation for effortless luxury, you can choose either wired or battery motors for your blinds

OK it's time to start measuring, let's take it step by step.

Measuring up is easy; we just need to know three things: your width and your drop measurements, and which side you’d like your chain on. Here’s how to do it:

1

Measure your width

Measure the exact outside width of your window frame across the top and write it down. This measurement will be your bracket-to-bracket width.

Please note that the fabric will be approximately 30-35mm narrower than your bracket-to-bracket measurement.

2

Measure your drop

Measure the exact outside width of your window frame across the top and write it down. This measurement will be your bracket-to-bracket width.

Please note that the fabric will be approximately 30-35mm narrower than your bracket-to-bracket measurement.

3

Choose your chain side

Make a note of which side you’d like your chain to be on. Think about which side is easiest to reach, obstruction free and where the chain will be least visible.

4

Order your custom blinds online

You’re all set to order your blinds!

Ready to install?

How to install double roller blinds

We’re here to help with any questions

Whether you’re midway through installing your blinds or just getting started, our team is here to help. From measuring guides to installation tips, we’ve got answers to make things simple and stress-free. Contact us on 1300 918 390 (AEDT),

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