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That's correct! The depth of the window seal is an important factor to consider when measuring for zebra roller blinds. Inside mount is ideal when you have at least 2 inches of depth in your window seal, as this will give a clean and streamlined look. If you don't have enough depth, an outside mount is the better option, as it can help balance the room and cover outdated millwork. In addition to the depth, you also need to consider the type of zebra roller blind you want. If you want manual zebra roller blinds with a cord, you need to add ¾ inch on the edges. For cordless zebra roller blinds, you need to add 1 inch to the edges for an outside mount. This will provide better coverage and give you more options for mounting the blinds. Remember, taking accurate measurements is crucial to ensure the proper fit and function of your zebra roller blinds. Consider the depth of the window seal, the type of zebra roller blind you want, and the desired look when measuring the windows. Following these guidelines will help ensure that your zebra roller blinds look great and function properly for years to come.

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