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For a 50-inch wide window, the answer will depend on the type and size of the window coverings:
Here are several functional and design options to consider when covering a 50-inch wide window, depending on your style, privacy requirements, and how you like to filter light. Following are the several common ones:
To best fit and appear clean, closest to what you’d get with custom-cut blinds or shades, for a 50-inch wide window. Faux wood blinds are an affordable and durable option or roller or honeycomb/cellular shades offer a contemporary look and energy efficiency. When selecting, always take into account mount type (inside versus outside), the level of light control desired, and the room’s function.
When choosing window treatments for a 50-inch wide window, correct size is key for an ideal fit, look and function. Here's a summary of size strategies and popular options from a our view below.
If a custom size is an option, the easiest, cleanest look is to have each window covering be exactly 50 inches each (or little bit wider if outside-mount).
If you are using pre-made coverings that have fixed widths (read 24″, 36″, 48″, etc.) you may need to piece two of them together.
Two 25" Window Coverings
One 36" and one 14" (if size of items permit)
Or, one 48", two with a 1" gap on each side (less than ideal)
Decide if a little overhang or space would be permissible. For example, two 26” coverings would overlap a bit, which can block more the light.
Inside mount requires an exact fit — too wide just won’t fit.
Outside mount permits a small overhang on all sides for great light control.
For custom, one of the last 50-inch window coverings would fit perfectly.
With common sizes, you may have to use 2 covers (ie: 2 pieces of 25") to cover the entire area.