Measure once. We make it to the millimetre.

Use a metal tape, measure in millimetres, and enter what you measure — we apply the factory deductions.

Linen roller blind fitted inside a window

Measure

How to measure for roller blinds

Enter the opening or the finished size in millimetres. We deduct for Recess Fit (Inside).

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Floor-to-ceiling sheer and blockout curtains beside a sliding door

Measure

How to measure for curtains

Wall to wall or not: enter the size we ask for. We deduct 20mm when it is wall to wall.

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Roller blind fitted at the top of a window

Install

How to install roller blinds

Unpack, mark, drill, click the blind in. Child safety is mandatory.

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S-fold curtains hanging from a ceiling track

Install

How to install curtains

Find timber, space the brackets, click the track in, hang the curtains.

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Not sure which fit?

Roller blinds

Recess Fit (Inside)

The blind sits inside the window opening. Enter the exact opening. We deduct so the blind fits. Do not deduct yourself. You need at least 60mm recess depth.

Face Fit (Outside)

The blind sits on the wall or architrave, covering the opening. Enter the exact finished size. No deductions. Use this if you do not have 60mm depth.

Curtains

Top Fit

The track fixes to the ceiling. Timber or joists preferred. Anchors in plaster can work; timber is safer.

Face Fit

The track fixes to the wall above the window. Add 150–200mm each side of the glass so curtains can stack off.

Design your blind → Design your curtain →

You’ll need

5–10 min

Metal tape
Pencil
Step ladder

1. Choose your fit

In the builder these are labelled Inside and Outside.

Enter the exact opening. We deduct so the blind fits. Do not deduct yourself.

2. Depth

You need at least 60mm from the glass to the front of the recess. If you do not have 60mm, use Face Fit (Outside).

3. Width

Select the smallest measurement and enter it in the builder to the exact millimetre.

4. Drop

Measure from the top of the recess to the sill.

5. Control

Left or Right. The builder defaults to Left.

6. Roll

Front Roll: fabric off the room side of the tube. Back Roll: fabric off the glass side.

Front Roll or Back Roll.

Ready? Design your blind

Design your blind → Design your curtain →

You’ll need

20 min

Metal tape
Pencil
Spirit level
Drill
Step ladder

1. Unpack

Unpack the blind, brackets, screws, and child safety device. Check the control end is the side you ordered — Left or Right.

2. Mark brackets

Hold both brackets in place and mark the screw holes. Use a spirit level so the tube sits level.

For Recess Fit (Inside), position the brackets inside the window reveal, close to the outer edges.

3. Drill

Drill (timber preferred; plaster needs heavy-duty anchors).

Drill pilot holes on your marks, then screw the brackets firmly. Timber holds best. If you must fix into plaster, use heavy-duty hollow-wall anchors — standard plugs are not enough.

4. Click the blind in

Click blind in (control end first, then plunger).

Offer up the control end (chain side) into its bracket first, then push the plunger end in until it clicks.

5. Child safety

Child safety device is mandatory.

Fix the child safety device to the wall so the chain is held taut. Do not skip this step.

Ready? Design your blind

Design your blind → Design your curtain →

You’ll need

10 min

Metal tape
Pencil
Step ladder

1. Width

Enter the full opening. We deduct 20mm (10mm each side). Do not subtract yourself.

Wall to wall: enter the full opening width. We deduct 20mm (10mm each side). Example: 3000mm opening → 2980mm track. Do not subtract yourself.

2. Drop

Measure from the top of the track to where you want it to stop. We allow for the track.

Do not subtract 23mm (workroom heading only).

3. Uneven floors

Shortest = gap everywhere. Longest = puddle / kiss.

Uneven floors: several readings. Shortest = gap everywhere. Longest = puddle/kiss everywhere.

4. Top Fit

Fix into ceiling joists or timber along the track line. Timber is safer than plaster.

5. Face Fit

Face Fit: fix to the header beam or studs. 100mm+ above the frame is optional for height.

Face Fit sits on the wall above the window. Find the header beam or the studs at the edges. Face Fit: add 150–200mm each side of the glass so curtains can stack off.

6. Double brackets

Installing a blind behind a curtain? (Double bracket)

Ready? Design your curtain

Design your curtain → Design your blind →

You’ll need

30 min

Metal tape
Pencil
Spirit level
Drill
Step ladder
Stud finder (useful)

1. Unpack

Unpack (tracks over 4m may arrive in two pieces with a joiner).

Lay out the track, brackets, screws, and curtains. If the track is in two pieces, join them with the joiner before you mark the wall or ceiling.

2. Choose the fit

Top Fit: the track fixes to the ceiling along the line you measured.

3. Find timber

Fix brackets into timber. Safer than plaster alone.

Locate ceiling joists or timber along the track line. Mark each fixing before you drill.

4. Space brackets

Put a bracket as close to each end as you can. That is where the track bends if the ends are left hanging.

Space the rest about 700mm apart, with one in the middle on long runs.

5. Drill

Drill pilot holes on your marks, then screw the brackets firmly. Timber first. If you must fix into plaster, use heavy-duty hollow-wall anchors.

6. Click the track in

Click track into brackets. Check it sits level, then secure.

7. Hang curtains

Gliders are already on the track — they are the little circles. Clip each plastic hook through the S-fold heading and into a runner.

Start at one end and work along the track. Do not add extra gliders.

Ready? Design your curtain

Design your curtain → Design your blind →

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How to measure for roller blinds

How to measure for curtains

How to install roller blinds

How to install curtains

Not sure which fit?

Roller blinds

Recess Fit (Inside)

Face Fit (Outside)

Curtains

Top Fit

Face Fit

You’ll need

1. Choose your fit

2. Depth

3. Width

4. Drop

5. Control

6. Roll

You’ll need

1. Unpack

2. Mark brackets

3. Drill

4. Click the blind in

5. Child safety

You’ll need

1. Width

2. Drop

3. Uneven floors

4. Top Fit

5. Face Fit

6. Double brackets

You’ll need

1. Unpack

2. Choose the fit

3. Find timber

4. Space brackets

5. Drill

6. Click the track in

7. Hang curtains

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