Width adjustments

1. Each side of a curtain panel that attaches to a WALL or to the INSIDE of a support column requires an extra 2 inches so that you can turn the binding inward for protective overlap.

If you can run the curtain to the furthest edge of a support column with no inward turn, terrific! With no inward turn, the extra adjustment won't be necessary. If an inward turn is required on both sides of the same curtain panel, you must double the adjustment to 4 inches.

2. Automatically, add 1 more inch to each curtain panel.

Height adjustments

Tracking requires no height adjustment since the 1 inch drop from the track will automatically give you a 1 inch overlap with the floor. If there is a slight slope that is less than 2", take the tallest height and consider your panel to be rectangular.

For Velcro® attachment, curtains should be at least 2" taller than your exposed opening. One inch at the top to attach the adhesive-backed Velcro® strip and another inch to overlap with the floor. If you plan to attach the top of your curtain well above the actual exposed opening, make the necessary adjustment so that you have an inch overlap with the floor.

Panel 1 makes 1 inward turn at the house
Panel 2 is measured to run past the column (no inward turns)
Panel 3 makes 2 inward turns both at the house & corner column