Curtains 46 Inches Long

This length works because it's short enough to clear what's below the window, not because it's a "standard" size.

Most windows this height fall between 30 and 40 inches tall, so a 46-inch panel gives a few inches of stack without pooling on the floor. It suits:

• Kitchen windows above a sink or counter
• Bathroom windows, clear of the tub or vanity
• Basement windows, which are usually set higher on the wall
• Small or high-set bedroom windows that don't need a full drape

Getting the Length Right

Since 46 inches isn't one of the standard long lengths, measure your actual window before ordering: start where the rod will sit and measure down to where you want the panel to stop — the sill, just past the apron, or a few inches above the floor.

If your window falls between sizes, we can also make a custom length so you're not stuck hemming a panel that's too long or living with one that's too short.