Common Blind Width
Measure the width to the nearest 1 8 of an inch between the outer most points where the blinds will be placed.
Common blind width. Window length width and depth. When selecting window blinds consider three measurements. 24 inches 36 inches 48 inches and 60 inches. Measure the overall area to be covered.
The 48 and 60 inch blinds will show up more often in short wide windows or in full wall windows. We offer 1 inch 2 inch and 2 1 2 inch slats in most blinds. There are also four standard blind widths. Standard sizes for window blinds standard sizes.
The size of the blind slats you choose really depends on your desired look and application. Consider adding an extra 3 inches to the width and height for optimum light control and privacy. Measure the width from the outermost points of the window. Don t forget to record window depth so you ll meet the minimum installation requirement.
You re likely to see 24 and 36 inch widths paired with the smaller heights or with accent windows. Leave about 1 inch on either side of the frame so that the blinds block out all of the light. If you don t have a sill just measure up to the point where you want the blinds to end. Measure the height by going all the way from the top of the frame to the window sill.
The slats can be tilted opened precisely horizontally for the most light or closed for privacy or to block.