Ibiza Premium Shades

Measure Once,
Order with Confidence

Follow our precision guide for a flawless fit. Whether inside or outside mount, we'll walk you through every step — no guesswork, no returns.

01
Choose Mount Type
Inside or outside mount — each requires different measurements.
02
Measure Accurately
Use a steel tape measure. Measure to the nearest millimeter.
03
Order with Confidence
We apply the correct factory deductions automatically.
Choose Your Mount Type

The first decision determines how you measure. Inside mount sits within the window recess; outside mount covers the entire opening.

WIDTH HEIGHT
Recommended

Inside Mount

Blinds sit flush within the window recess for a sleek, built-in look.

  • Measure width at top, middle & bottom — use the narrowest
  • Measure height at left, center & right — use the tallest
  • Check recess depth: min 4 cm Zebra, 3 cm Roller
  • We deduct the necessary clearance at the factory
OVERLAP TOTAL WIDTH
Maximum Coverage

Outside Mount

Blinds mount above the window frame, covering the entire opening.

  • Measure total desired width including overlap (5–7 cm each side)
  • Measure height from mount point to desired drop
  • Add 10 cm above window for headrail clearance
  • Provide exact measurements — no factory deductions applied
How to Measure

Use a steel tape measure (not fabric). Measure in millimeters for the most accurate result.

1

Prepare Your Tools

You need a steel tape measure, a pencil, and something to note your measurements. Avoid cloth or retractable plastic tapes — they stretch and bend, leading to errors of 3–5 mm.

2

Measure the Width

Inside Mount: Measure the clear opening at three points — top, middle, and bottom. Record the narrowest.
Outside Mount: Measure the total width you want the blind to cover, including desired overlap.

3

Measure the Height

Inside Mount: Measure from the top of the recess to the sill at three points — left, centre, right. Record the tallest.
Outside Mount: Measure from bracket position down to where you want the blind to end.

4

Check the Depth

For inside mount, verify your recess depth: Zebra blinds 4 cm, Roller blinds 3 cm, Pleated blinds 2.5 cm. If depth is insufficient, choose outside mount.

5

Note Any Obstacles

Check for window handles, tilt mechanisms, or protruding tiles. Leave at least 1 cm clearance from any obstacle.

Product-Specific Guidance

Each blind type has its own nuances. Select your product for tailored measuring advice.

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Minimum Recess Depth

Zebra blinds need at least 4 cm recess depth for the dual-layer mechanism to operate freely.

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Chain vs. Motor

Motorized zebra blinds need an extra 1.5 cm depth. Specify control side (left/right) when ordering.

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Factory Deduction

For inside mount, we deduct 5 mm from each side (10 mm total). Provide exact recess measurements.

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Roll Direction

Standard roll (fabric behind) or reverse roll (fabric in front). Reverse roll sits closer to the glass.

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Bracket Allowance

Roller brackets add 15 mm on each side. Recess must be wide enough for brackets plus tube.

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Drop Length

Measure the full drop even if you plan to stop the blind halfway. Fabric is cut to full length.

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Perfect for Skylights

Pleated blinds are ideal for angled windows. Measure the glass area and note the tilt angle.

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Slim Profile

Only 2.5 cm recess depth needed — the slimmest of all blind types.

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Top-Down / Bottom-Up

If ordering this operation, measure the full height. The range covers the entire measurement.

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Wide Windows

Ideal for windows wider than 180 cm. Measure width at the top only — vanes self-align.

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Door Clearance

For patio doors, ensure vanes clear the door track by at least 1.5 cm.

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Stack Direction

Specify: left stack, right stack, or split-draw (centre opening).

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Avoid these errors and your blinds will fit perfectly the first time.

✕ Wrong

Measuring with a fabric tape

Fabric tapes stretch and sag, introducing 3–8 mm of error.

✓ Correct

Using a steel tape measure

Steel tapes maintain rigidity. Lock and read at eye level.

✕ Wrong

Measuring only once at one point

Recesses are rarely square. A single measurement can be off by 5–15 mm.

✓ Correct

Measuring at 3 points each way

Width at top/middle/bottom, height at left/centre/right.

✕ Wrong

Making your own deductions

Wrong allowance = blinds too small. This is the #1 fitting error.

✓ Correct

Providing exact recess dimensions

Give us raw measurements. Our factory applies precise deductions automatically.

Size Calculator

Enter your window measurements and see the exact blind size we'll produce.

Your blind size

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Frequently Asked
Is my window recess deep enough for inside mount?

Minimum depths: Zebra 4 cm, Roller 3 cm, Pleated 2.5 cm. Motorized adds 1.5 cm. Too shallow? Use outside mount.

How do I measure a bay or angled window?

Treat each section as a separate window. Measure each panel independently and note the angle between panels.

What if my window isn't perfectly square?

Most aren't! Measure at three points. For inside mount, use the narrowest width and tallest height.

Do I need to account for handles or locks?

Yes. Leave at least 1 cm clearance. If handles protrude significantly, consider outside mount.

Should I measure in cm or mm?

Millimeters for best precision. If using cm, include one decimal (e.g. 120.5 cm).

Can I measure a skylight window?

Yes — measure glass area width and height, note the tilt angle. Pleated blinds work best for skylights.

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