How to measure for inside mounted smart roller shades
Inside mounted smart roller shades are mounted inside the window frame or casing.
Measure the width
Measure your width inside your window frame at the top of your window where the roller shade will be mounted, see picture 1.
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Picture 2 shows the dimension of the bracket.
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NOTE: The fabric is about 4 cm/1.6 inches narrower than your total width measurement. - Order the exact width. - Don’t do any deduction, the deduction of 0,5 cm will be made in our production to ensure that your smart roller blind will fit inside your window frame.
Measure the drop/height
NOTE: The drop/height is made in 185 cm to 285 cm depending on which fabric you choose. BUT you set the top and bottom stop point just as you prefer.
Measure your height/drop inside your window frame from top to bottom, see picture 3.
Choose a drop that will cover your measurement, available height/drops are 185 cm, 225 cm and 285 cm.
NOTE: All fabrics don`t come in heights/drops of 225 cm and 285 cm. Easiest way to find a the right height/drop is to use our filter guide on our startpage.
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How to measure for outside mounted roller shades
Outside mounted roller shades are mounted on the window molding or the wall above your window.
Measure the width
The width you order is the total width bracket to bracket. The fabric is about 4 cm/1.6 inches narrower than your total width measurement bracket to bracket.
NOTE: Make sure you choose a width that is wide enough for the fabric to cover your opening as much as you want.
Also be sure that you have enough flat surface to mount the brackets. See measurements of the bracket on the picture below.
Measure the drop/height
Measure your height/drop from the top where your shades shall be mounted, go past (about 10 cm) your low point to make sure the drop/height covers your opening.
Choose a drop that will cover your measurement. Available height/drops are 185 cm, 225 cm and 285 cm.
NOTE: All fabrics don`t come in heights/drops of 225 cm and 285 cm. Easiest way to find a the right height/drop is to use our filter guide on the OmniaBlinds startpage.
