Rectangle
Measure the width and the depth of the area. If opposite sides differ slightly, use the larger of the two measurements.
Help · How to measure
You enter the size of the finished protector - exactly the size you want to receive. We work out the production allowance; you add nothing. Below you will find a guide for every shape, a printable 1:1 radius gauge and what to do with an unusual shape.
A width · B depth - you enter the finished size you want to receive.
The basic rule
Measure the area you want to protect and write down exactly the size you want to receive from us. We take care of the production allowance.
Write down the size you want to receive - 160 × 90 cm, for example. That is the size of the finished protector, not of an area with something added.
If you add an allowance yourself, the protector may come out larger or smaller than you need. We work out the production allowance from the shape and sizes you confirm.
Guides by shape
Pick the shape that matches your surface. Every shape has a simple diagram, a written guide and a gauge to download. The diagrams are illustrative sketches - you enter your exact sizes in Studio.
Measure the width and the depth of the area. If opposite sides differ slightly, use the larger of the two measurements.
Measure one side - both are the same. We recommend measuring and comparing both sides; if they differ, it is a rectangle after all.
Measure the diameter through the centre in two directions, or the radius from the centre to the edge. The printable gauge below helps with an exact radius.
Measure the width and the depth as for a rectangle, plus the corner radius. The 1:1 gauge below gives you the most accurate reading of the radius.
Measure the overall length and width. We work out the curve at both ends as half the width, so there is no need to enter it separately.
Your surface doesn't match any of the shapes? Don't work it out on your own - get in touch and we will find the safest way to measure it together.
Better to ask than to guess. Send us a photo and approximate sizes and we will suggest the safest way to measure your particular surface. Business and larger orders work the same way.
An exact radius
For an exact corner radius, use the gauge printed at actual size. Hold it against the corner of the surface and read off the value. Always check that the print came out at 100 % scale before measuring.
A PDF with the radius gauge and a 50 × 50 mm check square for verifying the print.
1:1 radius gauge (PDF)The PDF download is still to come - we are preparing the print file
For the gauge to measure correctly, the print has to be at actual size. Check it like this:
Write down the size you want to receive. Do not add anything to it - we take care of the exact cutting.
Got your sizes?
You enter your finished sizes in Studio. Before the cart you will see the design and an estimated product price. If you are not sure, start with a question instead.