Blind Installation Checklist

Major Equipment You May Need

Measurement tape for precise window measurements.

A pencil to mark and level proper alignment.

Screwdriver for accurately tightening screws.

Wall anchors for extra strength in drywall.

Brackets and screws.

Headrails and blinds are the two main parts.

A step ladder to reach higher windows.

Cleanly cover screw holes using plugs and covers.

Attach ornamental coverings with valance clips.

You may use safety cords to make sure kids are safe.

Scissors, if necessary, cut cables.

Before You Start

• Verify the window's dimensions, height from the ground


• Choose between an inside or outside the frame mount.


• Verify that all pieces are present by checking the blind components.


• Assemble the following tools: screws, a drill, a level, etc.


• Clear the workspace by removing any obstructions close to the window.


• Follow the manufacturer's instructions.

Installation Guidelines For Roller Blinds: Inside Mount

• Inside, measure and mark the locations of the brackets inside the frame.


• Make sure the brackets are level and equally spaced by aligning them.


• Pilot holes should be drilled to stop wood from splitting.


• Screw them tightly in place.


• Slide or snap the roller blind into the brackets to install it.


• Make sure the rolling action is smooth by testing the operation.


• For the protection of your children, fasten the safety cord.


• If valance is supplied, install it by clipping it on for a completed appearance.

Instructions for Installing a Roller Blind: External Mount

• Determine the location of the bracket above the window by measuring and marking the outside mount.


• For straight placement, use a level.


• Drill pilot holes to avoid damaging the surface.


• Screw them tightly in place.


• Slide or snap the roller blind into the brackets to install it.


• Make sure that the rolling mechanism is operating smoothly by testing it.


• For safety, fasten the chain guide to the wall.


• Install the valance, if it is supplied; for a finished appearance, screw or clip it on.


• Make sure the brackets are snug and stable.


• Check movement and make any required changes.

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