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measureing width of curtains

[Deleted User] · 2022-12-03 20:23:38

when curtains say 90 inch width, is each one 90 ins or are there two 45 ins making 90 ins in total?

03-12-2022 9:23pm

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when curtains say 90 inch width, is each one 90 ins or are there two 45 ins making 90 ins in total?

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#2 04-12-2022 10:00pm

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Usually width of each curtain is given. So 90 x 2 = 180in.

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Each curtain is 90inch wide. You need double the width of your pole to allow for gathering/folds depending on the header type on your curtains

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Thanks Tara I forgot about this thread

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