When quoting curtain size, the width typically comes first, followed by the drop (or length). For example, a curtain size might be listed as width x drop, such as 120 inches wide by 84 inches long. This standard format helps ensure clarity and consistency when ordering or discussing curtains.
When measuring curtains, the length is typically measured first. This involves determining the drop from the desired curtain rod height to the point where you want the curtains to end, whether it's at the floor, sill, or somewhere in between. After establishing the length, you can then measure the width, which is the width of the window or the desired fullness of the curtains.
It doesn't matter.
Well, honey, in the world of measurements, length usually comes before width. It's like asking if the chicken or the egg came first - you gotta have a starting point! So, when you're sizing something up, remember to measure that length first before you worry about the width.
They can come in any order.
Either doesn't really matter.
Length comes first in measure quadrilaterals.
width always comes first
There were three curtains in the Tabernacle, and a larger number in the Temple. I'll assume that you're asking about the curtain that was in front of the Holy of Holies.In the Tabernacle, its width was ten amot (about five meters).In the First Temple, its width was that of an ordinary door, since there was a wall with a curtain where a door would have been.In the Second Temple, its width was twenty amot (about ten meters).
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Any measure that you like. The length does not affect the width.
It doesn't matter.
multiply the wide you want your curtain by the length plus the width of the fabric and you will get the proper yardage for the curtain.
After looking at several sites the rugs were all describe by the shorter(width) first.
To install a curtain rod on a bunk bed for privacy and decoration, first measure the width of the bed where you want to hang the curtain. Use a drill to attach brackets to the bed frame, making sure they are level. Slide the curtain rod through the rod pocket of the curtain and place it on the brackets. Adjust the curtain to your desired height and style.
You can do it whichever way is more convenient for you. The answer is the same either way.
Well, honey, in the world of measurements, length usually comes before width. It's like asking if the chicken or the egg came first - you gotta have a starting point! So, when you're sizing something up, remember to measure that length first before you worry about the width.
They can come in any order.