Careful Measuring is Important!
Now that you have your H & W measurements, add one inch to
each side, left and right, top and bottom. Example: if your wall is
96" tall x 122" wide, submit your measurement as 98" tall x 124"
wide. Even if your wall isn't a perfect rectangle, the extra inch per
side will cover any irregularities. Just to be safe, it is better to
have slightly too much paper than too little.
Finish by drawing your wall and listing the precise measurements
on a piece of graph paper.
each side, left and right, top and bottom. Example: if your wall is
96" tall x 122" wide, submit your measurement as 98" tall x 124"
wide. Even if your wall isn't a perfect rectangle, the extra inch per
side will cover any irregularities. Just to be safe, it is better to
have slightly too much paper than too little.
Finish by drawing your wall and listing the precise measurements
on a piece of graph paper.
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Because walls are not
perfect rectangles,
measure the width at
the top AND bottom of
your wall.
Next, measure the
height of the left side
and right side of the
wall.
When you measure, do
so using either all
inches or feet and
inches. Include
fractions of an inch.
Use the larger of the
height and width
measurements.
perfect rectangles,
measure the width at
the top AND bottom of
your wall.
Next, measure the
height of the left side
and right side of the
wall.
When you measure, do
so using either all
inches or feet and
inches. Include
fractions of an inch.
Use the larger of the
height and width
measurements.
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