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NOVEMBER 24, 2020 - COVID-19 Update - Learn More

We are experiencing high call volumes and longer than normal wait times due to COVID-19. Skip the wait and check your order status online.

We are Committed to You, Our Customers

While all of us; our customers, our families and our loved ones, navigate the day by day changes that sweep the daily news regarding Covid-19, we want to assure you that we are open and adhering to all guidelines and best practices set by the CDC and with our local government.

Our Design Experts and Customer Service associates are prepared, knowledgeable and fully able to work remotely and carry out the same remarkable product guidance and service you've known for years.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I order Samples?

We are now able to fulfill a limited selection of free sample requests and plan to expand this assortment as soon as we can. You can view sample availability on each product page. In order to ensure the safety of our employees, we have reduced the number of people allowed in our warehouse to guarantee appropriate social distancing. This may mean that you may experience slower delivery than normal, and we appreciate your patience.

If you would like help, have questions, or even have pics of your space, our design experts can totally work with that.

Will Product Orders be Delayed?

We are closely communicating with all of our providers and facilities to provide our customers the most up-to-date information on all of our window treatments. You can look at your product's page to get an estimate of current production times (as you normally would).

Our Commitment to Safety

We are in this together and we take the health and safety of our employees and our customers seriously. With that, we will let you know that in following the directive of our local government, we are complying with a Stay Home — Work Safe order as well as with best practices provided by the CDC. To accomplish this, we are working safely and remotely to get you decorating advice, step-by-step measuring and installation instructions and assistance with orders.

How to Measure for Vertical Blinds

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Tips Before You Get Started

  • Use a steel tape measure for the most accurate measurements
  • If you’re considering an Inside Mount, make sure your window has enough depth to accommodate it
  • Always measure width (left to right) first and height (top to bottom) second
  • Record all measurements to the closest 1/8”, making sure to clearly identify which is your height and which is your width—it is very common to get them mixed up

Determine Inside Mount or Outside Mount

  • Inside mount vertical blinds will hang entirely within the window frame
    • Neat, streamlined look
    • Usually best for energy efficiency
  • Outside mount vertical blinds will hang outside your window opening, overlapping the edges
    • We recommend outside mount for patio doors and sliding doors
    • Minimizes light gaps, giving you better light control and privacy
    • For an outside mount, be sure to allow for the height of the vertical blind’s headrail in your measurement

Measuring for Inside Mount

Note: Inside mount blinds will have a small deduction automatically applied by the manufacturer, to ensure proper fit

Width

  • Measure at the depth within the frame where you’ll install your brackets<
  • Measure width at the top of your window opening, from edge to edge<
  • Record the smallest measurement to the closest 1/8”

Height

  • Measure height at the left, center and right, from top edge to bottom edge
  • Record the shortest measurement of the three to the closest 1/8”

Measuring for Outside Mount

Note: Outside mount blinds will have no deductions taken at the factory. They will be made according to your exact measurements.

Width

  • Measure the area you want to cover (how far you want the blind to overlap the window opening); we recommend 6” on both sides
  • Record your measurement

Height

  • Determine where you want the top of your vertical blind to be and mark the spot
  • Measure the height from the spot you marked to the top of the window sill. If there is no sill, measure the entire length you want covered
  • Record your measurement