Measure to determine your Opening Size: A = Top to Bottom (Opening Width) and B = Left to Right (Opening Length). Watch our "How To Measure a Bar Grille" video above to get more specific instructions. Our fabrication specialists can assist you in determining the perfect fit for your project.

Measurements should match the width and length of your opening’s “INSIDE space”. It is recommended to allow for clearance.

NOTE: Grilles are manufactured to the size given, and WILL NOT be automatically undersized.

Determine OPENING SIZE = Measure the INSIDE of your opening (A) = Width and (B) = Length

1. Determine CLEARANCE ALLOWANCE needed (0.125" recommended per side)
2. Determine GRILLE SIZE = Opening Size minus Clearance Allowance
3. Choose Bar and Frame Style (eg. AG 10 B Frame)
4. Choose Material and Finish - determine need for Screw Holes*, Tabs,Curve, Door, etc

Measure to determine your Opening Size: C = Top to Bottom (Opening Width) and D = Left to Right (Opening Length). Determine your Border Size: E = Left to Right Border and F = Top to Bottom Border and specify Overall Grille Size: A = Grille Top to Bottom (Grille Width) and B = Grille Left to Right (Grille Length). It is recommended to specify a large enough border to completely cover your rough opening. Watch our "How To Measure a Perforated Grille" video above to get more specific instructions. Our fabrication specialists can assist you in determining the perfect fit for your project.

Measurements should match the width and length of your desired finished piece. It is recommended to allow for clearance when using stiffeners.

NOTE: Grilles are manufactured to the size given, and WILL NOT be automatically undersized.

1. Determine OPENING SIZE = Measure the INSIDE of your opening: (C) = Opening Width and (D) = Opening Length
2. Determine BORDER SIZE (amount of solid material around the perforated pattern): (E) = Left to Right Border and (F) = Top to Bottom Border. Note that border size is critical so unfinished opening edges are not visible through the grille pattern.
3. Determine OVERALL GRILLE SIZE: (A) = Grille Top to Bottom (Grille Width) and (B) = Grille Left to Right (Grille Length)
4. Choose your Pattern Style and Pattern Size/Dimension
5. Choose Method of Fastening (Screw Holes*, Stiffeners, Angle)
6. Choose Material Thickness
7. Choose Material and Finish

Measure to determine your Opening Size: A = Top to Bottom (Opening Width) and B = Left to Right (Opening Length). Watch our "How To Measure a Bar Grille" video above to get more specific instructions. Our fabrication specialists can assist you in determining the perfect fit for your project.

Measurements should match the width and length of your opening’s “INSIDE space”. It is recommended to allow for clearance.

NOTE: Grilles are manufactured to the size given, and WILL NOT be automatically undersized.

1. Determine OPENING SIZE = Measure the INSIDE of your opening (A) = Width and (B) = Length
2. Determine CLEARANCE ALLOWANCE needed (0.125" recommended per side)
3. Determine GRILLE SIZE = Opening Size minus Clearance Allowance
4. Determine FRAME HEIGHT/DEPTH needed ("industry standard" Egg Crate Grille Frames are 0.75" height/depth, however custom sizing is available)
5. Choose Bar and Frame Style (eg. EC300 B Frame)
6. Choose Material and Finish - determine need for Screw Holes*, Tabs, etc
7. Choose Method of Fastening - mountings for Egg Crate Grilles are similar to Bar Grilles, please refer to Methods of Fastening for Bar Grilles for recommendations

NOTE: Screw Holes are only provided if requesting Bar Grille mountings #514 or #515. Holes are placed .375” off edge to hole center UNLESS specified. Notify your estimator of specific screw hole layout requirements.