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Luckily 63" Curtains are not difficult to find anymore, thanks to the Internet. 63 Inch Curtains are actually a very popular length and readily available from all online curtain stores. Many stores offer them at discount prices and special offers just like any other length available. Whatever color or style you are looking for, you will be able to find them in this length, and even up to 84 inches, if required. Measuring Up Before you decide on a curtain, you need to make 100% sure that you have the correct measurements. It is best to use a yardstick or a steel measuring tape as they provide the most accurate results. Measuring in inches, measure the width or across the window area you would like to cover. Also include a bit extra on each side. Then to measure the height, measure from the floor to the grommet, panel or rail that the curtain will hang from. You now have the basic measurements required to work out your curtain measurements. All curtains are always measured Width x Length. Depending on the type of curtain you wish to hang, will determine the width you will require. For ruffled curtains, order your 63" curtains (presumably this is correct as this is the length you searched for on the Internet) with your width being 4 to 5 times your original measurement. For example you would order 200" curtains if you measured 35" to 55" window. For pole or grommet top curtains, your 63 inch curtains will be 2 to 3 times the width you originally measured earlier. For example, you would order 100" if you measured 35" to 50" window. Taking Care Of Your Curtains Dry cleaning is highly recommended rather than the washing machine. This will increase the life of the curtains and stop them from fading. Some manufacturers do offer curtains that are machine washable, but be careful not to wash them too often as they will still fade.
Certain 63" Curtains are subject to fading due to the sun. You can protect them by purchasing lined or blackout curtains. An alternative is to use netting or blinds behind the curtain. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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