Bamboo-Inspired Texture · Heavyweight Feel
  • Blackout Fabric: Dense, opaque construction helps significantly reduce incoming light.
  • Slub-Textured Front: A distinctive slub texture adds depth and character to the front of the fabric.
  • Two-Tone Appearance: Different front and back colors provide added visual interest.
  • Refined Linen-Blend Texture: Offers a soft woven surface, substantial feel, and elegant drape.
  • Structured Roman Folds: Designed to stack neatly for a clean, tailored appearance.
  • Durable Construction: The blended fabric provides good shape retention and dependable everyday performance.
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Choose Mounting Style

Inside Mount or Outside Mount

Roman Shade Measurement Guide

Follow our step-by-step guide to measure for inside- or outside-mount Roman shades.

Stack Height

Stack height varies by shade size, fabric, fold style, and mounting method. It is typically about 9–14 inches; taller shades may require a larger stack.

Inside Mount Stack Height
Outside Mount Stack Height
Roman Shades FAQs
How Do I Measure for an Outside-Mount Roman Shade?

Choose an outside mount if the opening is too shallow for the required inside-mount depth, is uneven, or you want additional window coverage. The current Roman shade guide requires at least 2 1/2 inches of clear depth for an inside mount, unless the selected model states otherwise.

Measure the full window width including moulding. The guide’s starting point is this width plus 1/2 inch in total. For additional coverage, plan up to 1 1/2 inches of overlap on each side where space permits; enter the resulting finished width rather than adding both allowances together.

Measure the finished height from the planned top of the headrail to the desired bottom edge. The guide’s starting point is the full window height including moulding plus 3 inches. If you mount higher, include that additional distance. Do not apply the 3/8-inch inside-mount deduction.

Do I Need to Subtract ⅜ Inch for an Inside Mount?

For a manually measured inside mount, measure the opening width at the top, middle, and bottom. Use the smallest measurement and subtract 3/8 inch once before entering your order width.

Example: a smallest opening width of 40 inches gives an order width of 39 5/8 inches. This is the order width after your deduction; do not deduct it a second time. Do not subtract from the height. Check the Roman Shade Measurement Guide and any model-specific instructions before ordering.

How Do I Measure the Height for an Inside-Mount Roman Shade?

Measure the inside height at the left, center, and right, from the top inside edge of the opening to the sill. Enter the largest measurement as your order height. Do not deduct from the inside-mount height.

Record dimensions in inches to the nearest 1/8 inch, with width first and height second. Measure every window separately and check for obstructions.

What Minimum Window Depth Is Required for an Inside Mount?

The current Roman shade headrail requires at least 2 1/2 inches of clear, unobstructed depth for an inside mount, unless the selected product specifies a different requirement.

Measure at the top of the opening from the front edge to the nearest obstruction. Handles, locks, screens, and projecting trim reduce usable depth. If clear depth is less than 2 1/2 inches, choose an outside mount or contact us before ordering. Do not assume that a 2-inch opening meets this requirement.

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Allison

The fabric adds warmth, and the shade feels much more intentional than our old blinds.