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A cleaner way to choose custom Roman shades.
Use the collection to compare light control, privacy and fabric feel, then move into Fabric Samples or measuring support before you commit to a custom size.
Compare Fabric Samples before choosing the final shade.
Use the Roman shade measuring guide before placing a custom order.
Choose light filtering, privacy or blackout options by room.
Size, fabric, lining and mount type affect the final cost.
Before checkout, review fabric, size, lining, mount type and shipping details.
No-drill Roman shade guide
Will a no-drill Roman shade work on your window?
Choose No-Drill Installation and the shade comes on a spring-loaded tension headrail that presses against the inside of the window frame, so there are no screw holes to patch later. It is inside mount only and needs a flat, solid frame at least 2 inches deep. It is offered on our standard and top-down bottom-up fabric Roman shades, not on French door, day-night or multi-shade versions.
Good for renters
No drilling into frames or walls, and the shade comes down easily when you move.
Check the frame
The frame needs flat, solid sides and at least 2 inches of depth. Very shallow, textured or uneven frames are better with standard brackets.
Prefer screws?
Choose standard installation instead; screw-mounted brackets and screws are included.
How does a no-drill Roman shade stay up?
A spring-loaded tension headrail presses outward against both sides of the window frame and holds the shade in place without screws.
What kind of window frame do I need?
An inside mount with flat, solid sides at least 2 inches deep. Very shallow recesses, heavily textured frames, uneven trim or unusually wide windows are better suited to standard screw-mounted brackets.
How do I measure for a no-drill Roman shade?
Measure the inside width at the top, middle and bottom and enter the narrowest to the nearest 1/8 inch, without deducting anything. Our factory makes the size adjustment.
Will a tension headrail mark my window frame?
Install it with firm, even pressure but do not overtighten it. Too much pressure can mark painted surfaces or soft trim.

















