Measuring Guides
Measure with confidence.
Our easy step-by-step measuring guides ensure your made-to-measure blinds fit perfectly the first time.
AVERAGE MEASURING TIME:
2 MINUTES
BEFORE YOU START
Before you start measuring
A few quick tips to help you get accurate measurements
and the perfect fit.
Use a metal tape measure
Fabric or plastic tapes can stretch and give inaccurate measurements.
Measure in millimetres (mm)
All our blinds are made to the nearest millimetre for the perfect fit.
Do not rely on old blind measurements
Even small changes to your window can affect the perfect fit.
Double-check all measurements
Always measure twice to ensure accuracy before placing your order.
STEP 1
Select your blind type
Choose the blind you would like to measure for.
Wooden Blinds
Roller Blinds
Perfect Fit Blinds
Vertical Blinds
Roman Blinds
Day & Night Blinds
Pleated Blinds
Roof Blinds
Aluminium Blinds
Perfect Fit Shutters
Stick / Click Fit Blind
Curtain Poles
Curtains
The video below will help guide as you measure.
- BEFORE YOU START
What you need – tape measure, bank/credit card, pen and paper
Take all measurements from inside your property, looking out of the window. Your uPVC window or door will need a 25mm clearance around the glass for Easy123Blinds, including space for vents and handles. Exclude rubber beading or seals from any measurements.
You should measure from the beading to the beading.
- STEP 1
Measure the width
Measure only the visible part of the glass pane for your Easy123Blinds; do not include any rubber beading around the edge of the glass. We typically recommend taking this measurement along the bottom of the pane to ensure maximum accuracy.
Note down your final width measurement in mm.
- STEP 2
Measure the height
Measure only the visible part of the glass pane for your Easy123Blinds; do not include any rubber beading around the edge of the glass. We typically recommend taking this measurement along the side of the pane to ensure an accurate, level measurement.
Note down your final height measurement in mm.
- STEP 3
Measure the bead depth
This is the distance between the pane of glass and the front of your window frame. It is a vital measurement to ensure the Easy123Blinds clips fit securely.
The easiest way to do this is to place a bank or credit card flat against the window frame (preferably across a corner) and then measure the depth from the glass to the card.
For a perfect fit, this should be between 18-30mm. If your measurement falls between sizes, please round up. Note down this final depth.
We have a helpful video guide to assist with your measuring. Click below to watch.
NEED HELP?
Need help measuring?
Not sure which measurements to take?
Our expert team is here to help.
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- Our team is available Monday - Friday, 8am - 6pm and Saturday - Sunday, 9am - 4pm.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Measuring FAQS
Everything you need to know about measuring your windows
for made-to-measure blinds.
Is measuring for my blinds difficult?
Not at all. EASY123Blinds measuring guides provide clear, step-by-step instructions for each blind type. You’ll normally only need a metal tape measure, a pen and a few minutes.
Should I measure in millimetres?
Yes. Please take and enter all measurements in millimetres for the most accurate result. Always double-check the width and drop before placing your order.
What is the difference between a Recess Fit and an Exact Fit?
A Recess Fit sits inside the window recess, while an Exact Fit is fitted outside the recess and covers a larger area. The EASY123Blinds measuring guide will help you choose the right option.
Do I need to make any deductions?
No. Enter the measurements exactly as shown in the relevant EASY123Blinds measuring guide. Where a manufacturing deduction is required for your selected fit, we’ll make it for you.
What if I’m unsure about my measurements?
Please contact the EASY123Blinds team before ordering. We’ll be happy to check your measurements and guide you through anything you’re unsure about.