Net curtains are light veil like curtains that are used as a window treatment to provide some privacy while still letting light in during the daytime.
Net curtain size guide.
When measuring for curtains keep in mind that curtains usually come in only a few different lengths.
How to measure for curtain s it is advisable to use a metal tape measure were possible when measuring for curtains.
Curtains and drapery panels come in standard lengths of 63 inches 84 inches 95 inches 108 inches and 120 inches.
The width is always the first measurement given for example 46 x 54 117cm x 137cm means that each curtain is 46 inches 117cm wide by 54 inches 137cm drop.
The general rule of thumb is to measure from the top of your track or pole to where you want the curtain to finish.
Remember you can usually use nets 1 5 4cm shorter without a problem and maybe even shorter.
Simply measure the width of the window first to calculate how wide the curtains need to be then measure the drop of the curtains which is either the height of the window or from.
The width of rod pocket curtains is stated as the flat out width.
Please note our standard slot top heading is 4cm with a 1cm stand up.
The width to measure the width of your window for your net curtain simply measure the inside of your window recess from wall to wall.
Window sill below sill and floor.
It is all down to personal preference and your window style.
In order to properly install net curtains you need to take two easy measurements to ensure you get the right size curtains for the window you want to cover.
You will need to measure the full track or in between the finials on a pole.
63 inches 84 inches 95 inches 108 inches and 120 inches.
Nets voiles curtains.
All curtains are sold as a pair unless stated otherwise.
Where your curtains fall is a personal preference but there are generally three places the voiles can sit.
There are 2 curtains included within each pack.
This will give you a curtain pair with a full pleat look.
All sizes are stated width left to right by length top to bottom curtain or valance sizes.
The size of your windows and look you wish to achieve will greatly influence panel width and length but a general rule of thumb is that your curtains should be at least 1 5 times the width of the window to ensure proper coverage.
Once you have this measurement times the measurement by 2 to give the optimal gather to your net curtain.
You would never use the curtain flat out so keep in mind that a 60 wide panel will not look good if you try to cover a 60 window with it.
Before you buy decide how you plan to hang your curtains.
Panel widths vary according to style and manufacturer but 54 inches is a standard width.
For example using the below guide for a pole measuring 120cm you will need to buy a pack width of 117cm.