Windows & Window Treatments

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Windows & Window Treatments

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Windows & Window Treatments. What’s the Purpose of a Window?. Light Admission Ventilation Visual Communication Aesthetics. Parts of a Window. Grilles. Lock Latch. Casing. Sash. Rail. Types of Windows. Casement. Jalousie. Types of Windows. Bay. Picture. Windows that do not open . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Windows &

Window Treatments

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What’s the Purpose of a Window?

A. Light AdmissionB. VentilationC. Visual CommunicationD. Aesthetics

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Parts of a Window

Casing

Grilles

Lock Latch

Rail

Sash

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Types of Windows

Casement Jalousie

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Types of Windows

Bay Picture

Windows that do not open

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Types of Windows

Double Pane Awning Window

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Types of Windows

Hopper Designer Shapes

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How to Select a Window TreatmentA. Basic Window TypeB. Needs like privacy, air, lightC. DurabilityD. Safety – flame resistant & child safetyE. Ease & Cost of careF. ConstructionG. Beauty- color, design, styleH. Mood of the room & furnishingsI. Form

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Types of Window Treatments

Roman Shade Swag

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Types of Valances

Banner Valance Shaped Valance

Austrian ValanceSwag ValanceScalloped Valance

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Types of Window Treatments

Blinds Jabots

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Drapes Vs. Curtains

Drapes• Heavy• Lined• Floor Length

Curtains• Light Weight• Unlined• Vary in length

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Types of Window Treatments

Balloon Curtain Swag

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Types of Window Treatments

Priscilla Cornice

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How to Measure fabric for CurtainsCurtain Rod

overlap Return 1. Rod Measurement2. Return Measurement X 23. Overlap Measurement x 24. Side Hems Measurement x 25. Total Measurement x 26. Take the total measurement

divide by width of material (Ex. 36” =3ft or 60”=5ft)

7. Multiple step 6 by the length of the window

*Remember to add 12” to the finished length of the window

Finished Length

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Calculate the Yardage for Drapes1. Rod Measurement2. Return Measurement X 23. Overlap Measurement x 24. Side Hems Measurement x 25. Total Measurement x 26. Take the total measurement

divide by width of material (Ex. 36” =3ft or 60”=5ft)

7. Multiple step 6 by the length of the window

*Remember to add 12” to the finished length of the window

5’6”

4” 4”

7’

Fabric 50” Wide

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Window Treatment Project

• Create a 8.5” x 11” window treatment board displaying 6 different options for this window.

• The window treatments should be three dimensional and no repeats.

• Be creative use lace, fabric, trims, cardboard, etc.