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First
of all, this section applies ONLY to do-it-yourself-types.
If you would like to turn the entire job over to your contractor,
that's perfectly acceptable, and will give you that much
more time to spend choosing the style and configuration
of your gorgeous new shutters.
ALWAYS take two measurements. As each
window is not created equal, the measurement you take at
the top of the window will vary slightly from the one taken
along the bottom. Therefore, measure the opening along the
top of the window, then measure along the bottom. Similarly,
the height on one side of the window will probably be different
from the other. Take a right-side measurement and a left-side
measurement to ensure complete accuracy in measurement.
Unless your shutters will be used functionally,
the slight measurement variations (1/4" or less) commonly
found in historic homes aren't major concerns.
If at any time you should become confused
about how or what should be measured, call us. One of our
Shutter Professionals can guide you through the measuring
process.
Note the window frame width.
Also note the wall's texture. Is it covered with brick,
stone or siding?
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