
Measuring windows for window boxes
Window Box Diagram - Measure When measuring your windows to determine the size of your window box needs a good rule is to get a window box that matches the size of your window or one that fits your window on top of your plate. This is especially true when you have a broad base around your window makes the window look bigger. We can seldom go wrong in giving you a window box that fits your window. Window boxes measuring components However, when you get a window box overlooking the window of a few centimeters this creates the proper balance of the window box and window without the window box that undersized or swallowed. This is especially true if you have components that tend to make the window look bigger than it really is. We generally recommend that you go 4-6 inches larger than your window sill in these cases (2-3 on each side).
All sizes listed are for the boxes of basic (not including the CAP or trim on the top or edges). Any new base overlooking one of the boxes is not added to the size of the window box. For example, a 36 "traditional box is built like a" box 36, with a ceiling that overlooks about 2 inches on each side (making it 40 "tall). In general, when you look at a window area, you see the box, not the plate. It's a good idea to get a window area to the desired length and not worry about the PAC or the base unless there is a critical dimension "you cannot exceed (sometimes strands hang over below the window). If you have questions about measuring, please call 770-845-5570 or email. Remember, we do custom window boxes without additional customs charges. If you think you have need a long window box is not already in our shopping cart call us and we will be happy to assist you or complete our free quote.
Note: The three windows have the same size, but all three window boxes are different sizes that we recommend.