How to Measure Your L-Shaped Room Divider Curtain
Step 1: Measure Your Track Layout
Decide on the area to divide, then measure A and B using the L-Shaped Track Section Guide diagram.
Choose the lengths that best fit your space. Select A first, then choose from the available B lengths.
- A: 4/ 6/ 8/ 10 ft.
- B: 4/ 6/ 8/ 10/ 12 ft.
Either side can be positioned on the left or right to suit your layout.
Step 2: Determine Your Finished Curtain Width
The finished curtain width equals the full track length. Add the track lengths you selected for A and B, then select the matching width.
Finished curtain width = A + B
Example: A = 4 ft and B = 6 ft. Select 10 ft (120 inches).
Step 3: Choose Your Suspension Rod Height
Suspension rods connect the track to the ceiling and hold it in place.
Select 10 inches or 22 inches, measured from the ceiling to the top of the track.
The top and bottom adjusters allow approx. 2 inches of extra height in total:
- 10-inch rod: extends to 12 inches.
- 22-inch rod: extends to 24 inches.
Step 4: Calculate Your Finished Curtain Height
Finished curtain height is measured from the track runner eyelet to the bottom hem.
- Measure vertically from the ceiling mounting surface to the floor.
- Subtract your suspension rod height and 1¾ inches for the track and carriers.
- Round any fractional result UP to the next whole inch. Enter whole inches only.
Curtain height = Ceiling-to-floor height − Desired rod height − 1¾ inches
Example: For a ceiling-to-floor height of 108 inches and a desired rod height of 10 inches:108 − 10 − 1¾ = 96¼ inches. Round up and enter 97.
Double-check your selected track sizes, total curtain width, desired rod height, and finished curtain height before ordering.