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window guide

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panel LENGTH

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panel OPACITY

Sheer

From lace to voile, these panels create a light & airy look without significantly diminishing natural light or completely blocking the view.

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Light Filtering

If you don’t need to block light but want a little more privacy, try light-filtering styles to complete your room decor.

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Room Darkening

Ideal for darkening media rooms, bedrooms and more, these panels block glare and let you control the sunlight when you want to.

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Blackout

These panels ensure privacy and can be energy-efficient. They block light to create a soothing environment so you can relax undisturbed.

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panel TOP TREATMENT

Rod-Pocket

With a pocket along the top for the rod, these create a full, gathered look and are ideal for curtains that don’t open & close daily.

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Grommet

With a metal ring, these slide smoothly over the rod and enhance a clean, modern look.

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Tab-Top

Easy-to-open tab-top panels are perfect for showing off decorative rod styles.

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Back-Tab

With hidden tabs on the back of the panel, this timeless style creates a tailored, pleated look.

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how to MOUNT

1. Determine if you will be mounting the rod inside or outside of the casement.

2. An inside mount is great for quick installation tension rods or for blinds.

3. An outside mount can create the appearance of a wider window.

4. For an outside mount, rods should extend from 1 1/2”-6” or more on either side of the window & be placed at least 4”-6” above the window frame or halfway between the top of the window and the ceiling.

5. Mounting the rod higher creates the illusion of higher ceilings.

how to MEASURE

Measuring Length

Determine if you want your panel to end at the sill or below the sill, graze the floor, or puddle on the floor. Measure from the rod to the desired length and round up to the nearest 1/8”.

Measuring Width

Determine if you will be mounting the panel inside or outside of the casement. Multiply the window width by 2 or 3 to determine how many panels you will need if you prefer a gathered look.