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Bay windows can appear a little tricky to measure, please find below a helpful guide which we think might help you.  Remember, this is only a guide so please feel free to deduct more if you think this is appropriate.

Firstly, you have to remember that the tracks cannot go right into the corners, they have to be placed so that when your roman blinds are up they do not clash with the blind next to them.  The measurements below are the recommended minimum adjustments.  If you are having extra long blinds or having interlining which can make the blinds thicker, you may want to deduct a little more at the angles as the folds in the blinds may protrude more.

 

 

Tip - some people find it useful to get two pieces of card cut to the relevant depth ie. 3cms and to get someone to hold these in each angle of the bay, with the depth of the card imitating the track to actually see where the tracks would be best placed next to each other.  The ends of the tracks cannot touch.

 

 

Please note the depth of the tracks:
Manual tracks = 3cms
Sidewinder tracks = 4cms

Note: The guide below is based on manual tracks (if using sidewinder tracks please adjust accordingly).

Bay1 Right Angled Bay Window

A = width minus 8cms
B = width minus 5cms
C = width minus 5cms
Bay3

Three Sided Bay Window

 

A = width minus 6cms
B = width minus 4cms
C = width minus 4cms

 

bay2 

Five Sided Bay Window

A = width minus 6cms
B = width minus 6cms
C = width minus 6cms
D = width minus 4cms
E = width minus 4cms


 

 
 
 

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