A Form to use when Measuring for Window Treatments.

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There are only seven measurements and one critical observation for obstructions that are necessary to ensure a perfect job every time. When you measure the window you should be recording a picture of that window with your measurements that will allow any window treatment to be made without your having to return for more measurements. These abbreviations are my own and are not considered "industry standards".

Window CCW CTC CTS CTF CTA WSL WSR Comments/Obstruction
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
CCW 

Width of casing  (or opening if frameless window)  from left to right. 
CTC  Measurement from the top of the casing to the ceiling or crown molding
CTS Measurement from the top of the casing to the top of the sill
CTA Measurement from the top of the casing to the bottom of the apron.
CTF Measurement from the top of the casing to the floor (or other item like radiator, window seat,  or any other place the treatment must end.
WSL Maximum wall space to left of window casing to nearest wall, next window, or obstruction. 
WSR Maximum wall space to right of window casing to nearest wall, next window, or obstruction. 
Obstruction Note anything that might interfere with the installation. These might include but are not limited to tray ceiling, light fixtures, security system, furniture, HVAC vents, built-in (or soon to be ) bookcases or other items.