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Record three full-span widths and three heights at the exterior mounting opening. Keep every reading and mark the smallest pair as fit checks, then note the operating side, handle clearance, and track depth.

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These guides record exterior storm-window openings—not final frame sizes.
Keep every width and height reading. The smallest opening width and height are fit checks for an opening that may be out of square; exterior does not mean using the largest height. Recessed blind-stop and face-mounted overlap installations require different factory allowances, so do not add, subtract, or round a measurement unless the manufacturer confirms the finished size.
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These are exterior storm windows. Record every opening reading separately. The wizard identifies the smallest width and height as fit checks; it does not calculate a finished frame size or overlap allowance.
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Continue until every measurement and order detail is shown on the final confirmation screen.
Guides by window type
Keep the same rule: measure the opening where the storm-window frame will sit. The extra checks depend on the window shape and how it operates.

Record three full-span widths and three heights at the exterior mounting opening. Keep every reading and mark the smallest pair as fit checks, then note the operating side, handle clearance, and track depth.

Record three widths and three heights, keep the smallest pair as opening fit checks, and confirm that all four exterior mounting surfaces are flat and free of handles, alarms, or uneven trim.

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Stop before ordering. Send us photos of the full opening and close-ups of the top, sides, and sill.
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