- Jun 23, 2001
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Back in the summer, I had my metal framed windows replaced with nice vinyl, low-e models. Since then, I've only put curtains on a few select windows, such as my computer room and my bed room. The rest of the windows remain completely uncovered. I intended to buy blinds for each window slowly, as my budget permitted.
Unfortunately, it seems I have ran into a problem: sizes. I've been able to match the widths of most of my windows, however, the length eludes me. For example, the windows in my kitchen at 22.5" wide by 46" long, and 58" wide by 46" long. I found blinds that match the widths of the 22.5" windows, but they are either 42" long, 64" long, or 72" long. Looking at these cheap blinds, I don't think you can just cut off the extra inches. Do I just have non-standard sized windows, or should I just say 'fvck it' and call in some professionals for some more custom, prettier looking work?
Unfortunately, it seems I have ran into a problem: sizes. I've been able to match the widths of most of my windows, however, the length eludes me. For example, the windows in my kitchen at 22.5" wide by 46" long, and 58" wide by 46" long. I found blinds that match the widths of the 22.5" windows, but they are either 42" long, 64" long, or 72" long. Looking at these cheap blinds, I don't think you can just cut off the extra inches. Do I just have non-standard sized windows, or should I just say 'fvck it' and call in some professionals for some more custom, prettier looking work?