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How to measure for your windows

How to measure for your bay window.

Measure your height externally brick to brick, and remember to include any cill you require in this measurement.

Internally measure the width each section of the bay edge to edge. For a 3 segment square bay, a 90 degree corner post will be supplied and we will not need to know the angles (and no deductions will need to be made). But for a multi-segment bay (ie 4+ segments) you will need to provide us with the internal angles so we can supply the appropriate bay poles and do any necessary deductions.

How to measure for your bow window.

To measure for your bow window, you will need to measure the external brick to brick height and width of the opening (deduct 10mm from your height and width to find your fabrication size). If a canopy is required, we will work out what projection is needed on your bow window, but should you not require a canopy on your project, you will need to provide us with the projection needed.

Measuring for a porch.

Similar to a bay, the internal widths of the window frames/brickwork are required. By providing us with the internal sizes, we will provide cornerpost(s) and will not need to make any deductions.

To measure the height, measure the brick to brick size of the external aperture and deduct 10mm from width and height.

If you need any further assistance, please contact your tradesman, or feel free to reach out to us.