Valances, mock romans and cornices
Labor by the linear foot, wood on its own line and cut lengths that follow the folds.
Straight valances and mock romans price labor per linear foot on rounded width, with mock roman cut lengths built from the number of folds rather than a flat allowance. Cornices have their own width and cut formulas and default to outside mount. Wood is its own line in the calculator, from your own size table.
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Cut lengths from the folds
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Mock roman cut length is built from the number of folds, with a set allowance for each fold, so the cut follows the design.
Liner worked out on its own
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Liner widths come from the raw width and the liner's usable width, and the liner cut adds its own header and hem.
Wood on its own line
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Board and frame costs come from your own size table and show as their own Wood line in the calculator.
Welt and contrast
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Welt can be None, Self or Contrast, with size and placement. Contrast opens its own fabric section with vendor, pattern, color and repeats.
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