Window is 47 inches wide. Do I need one or two valances?
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My window is 6 feet Large. I ordered two as I like some puffiness to it. I didn't want to stretch it out. I think if you were to order only one there wouldn't be much room to crease it so I would order 2. Worst case scenario....you send one back.
1817011
Hi Jennifer: I have a 72 inch bedroom window, and had to add two valances to the first two. (I don't remember if order came with one or two panels. I have four panels all together) Having four gave me a very nice gathering and am extremely happy with them, and my bedspread, which I use, one side for Winter and turn it over for Summer. Love it. I hope this helps with your buying choice.
1817012
I worked as a Interior decorator for years and with a window of that size you will need 2 valances so the effect of your window treatment is not flat. You want some fullness to your valance!
1855742
I used this for 2 bathroom windows. I would suggest buying 2 if you have the 2 doors to do. Better to have more. Plus you may have to do more then one coat depending on your preference of privacy.
842963
Hello! What appeared as your question to me was, you have two small windows 22' x 22'. Did you mean 22 FEET X 22 FEET as implied by what I received or 22 INCHES x 22 INCHES? Let us assume that you meant 22 inches x 22 inches, since these would be SMALL windows. Yes, one roll would do you fine with lots left over, since the roll is 3 FEET x 15 FEET. As an example, each roll would provide enough material to cover TWO standard sized patio doors (35"x84"). Now, if you really meant 22 feet x 22 feet, this would require some expert installation work as we are talking about absolutely HUGE picture windows. My guess is you meant 22inches x 22inches. You could do two more regular windows (30"x60") with what is left over. I hope that this helped you.
1858540
I'm not exactly sure my window is a little over 30 so I found a rod that you can adjust to over 40 and it's pretty good if it bunches in the middle or on the sides a bit I don't mind because the other curtains hide it. My advice is measure your window where you would put the rod and take it from there.
928788
It should take just one depending on the type of window. They didn't work on my vinyl windows. Not enough space to allow the wedge to go under the window.
175811
While I don't remember exactly how wide it is, it certainly wouldn't be wide enough to fit a 4' wide window. You'll need to cut some wood down to fill in the sides.
637277
The window width we covered with the smaller set is 50". I would suggest getting the wider set. I think you'll be happy with the drapes. They do a very good job of keeping the light out.
2057752
Seems like you've answered your own question. Yes, you should be get the unit into that size window without the side curtains. Will probably have to fabricate your own weather proofing for the sides.
1623842
It's actually up to you. Since you can put the supports as far apart as the wood pieces are long. This makes it have a max width of 36 inches. Though you might need to make it slightly less to account for some shifting and the wooden bolts. Also ensure you have studs or something solid to drill into around the window.
1170240
I bought the standard window size and there is no middle support bracket, you may want to look into purchasing one for very heavy drapes
2180982
The minimum window size is two and a half feet. I have the same measurements and it fit snug.
1676794
Unfortunately, the shade cannont be trimmed in half to cover two windows. There are internal cords, allowing the shade to be raised and lowered; which if cut, would cause the shade to no longer function. The 48-inch width can be trimmed to fit window widths 32-inches to 48-inches. The 36-inch width can be trimmed to fit window widths 21-inches to 36-inches. You can find the 36-inch option to this product by searching for ASIN B008OPVEI0.Thank you for your interest in this product!Redi Shade Customer Service
2237136
That's exactly how I install mine. The side curtains are individually placed, so you can use both, one, or none.
1748898
One thing says the dimensions are 24 wide, another says it will fit a 23 inch window. which is correct.
290168
Best way to find out is to take a measuring tape and measure the total length of all the windows and add it up to find your required length. Width will remain 20"
831788
WheelinDealin is correct. I have a casement window that is 15.25" in width and had to cut the lower metal section out to make the A/C fit into one of my rental homes. This effectively ruins that side of the window and it must remain locked in place.
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I have a large SUV so I needed 2 on the same window to provide full coverage. I'd say double up if your windows are not tinted at all, but if they offer a little protection, then go with one layer.