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Classic Collection Installation Instructions 2

     

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Thank you for choosing Lafayette aluminum blinds. With proper installation and care,

 

your new aluminum 

blinds will provide many years of beauty and performance.

Tools and Fasteners Needed

Power Drill, 1/4” Driver and drill bits

Tape Measure

Flat blade Screwdriver

Phillips Screwdriver

Pencil

Level

 

Mounting Surface

Fastener

Wood

Drywall, Plaster

Metal

#6 Hex Head

Provided

Wall Anchors

Not Provided

Sheet Metal 

Not Provided

    Up to     60 1/16”

 60 1/4” - 120 1/16”

    Over   120 1/4”

Blind Width

 

Supports Required

 

0

 1

 2

Echelon™ , Traditions™ & Integra™

Aluminum Blinds

Before Installing

Remove shade from the package. Keep all packaging until the shade oper-

ates to your satisfaction.

•  Contents of your hardware package may vary depending on options 

chosen.

•  Blinds over 60 sq. feet will be sent with one extra support bracket (Tra-

ditions) or one extra installation bracket (Integra) to be spaced evenly 

along the headrail at a maximum distance between brackets of 60”.

• 

Additional fasteners may be needed based on your specific mounting 

surface. 

Traditions Headrail: Mounting Inside or Outside

•  For inside installations, mount the brackets in the corner of the jambs.

•  For outside installations, hold the blind level at the desired height and 

mark the window frame on the end and bottom of the headrail. The 

brackets should be located 1/4” beyond the end of the headrail marks. 

•  The brackets must be level in order for the blind to operate properly. 

Traditions Headrail: Bracket Attachment

Two hinged-cover installation brackets (marked “L” for the left side and “R” 

for the right side) are provided for each blind. The safety lock cover will 

secure the blind firmly into place. 

•  Open the bracket cover by inserting a screw driver into the rectangular 

slot and twisting. 

•  Each bracket is designed to be mounted with two diagonally located 

screws. 

Traditions Installation Brackets

Traditions Support Bracket

Inside Mount

Inside Mount

Outside Mount

Inside Mount

Outside Mount

Supporting Wide Blinds

If the blind is over 60” wide (and/or 60 square feet in area) an intermediate 

support is required. It should be close to the center, but must not interfere 

with the headrail components. For blinds over 120” wide, two support brack-

ets must be installed. Use a level to align the support brackets with the end 

brackets.

Spacer Blocks

7/8”

1/2”

Traditions Headrail: Spacer Blocks (Optional)

Spacer blocks can also be used to add clearance. Two versions are 

available: 1/2” and 7/8”.

•  Attach the spacer blocks to the installation 

brackets using the two screws provided 

with each spacer block. 

•  Attach the installation brackets to the 

mounting surface with screws through the 

two holes in the rear of the spacer blocks.

Summary of Contents for Classic Collection Echelon

Page 1: ...Aluminum Blinds Installation Instructions Click BACK on any page to return to the Table of Contents Echelon Traditions Integra Aluminum Blinds 2 Metro Aluminum Blinds...

Page 2: ...eight and mark the window frame on the end and bottom of the headrail The brackets should be located 1 4 beyond the end of the headrail marks The brackets must be level in order for the blind to opera...

Page 3: ...f the brackets are aligned before tightening the screws Outside Mount Bracket Attachment A flat surface of at least 5 8 high is required for bracket attachment Attach the installation brackets with tw...

Page 4: ...ve and metal hook Remove the plastic sleeve by pulling upward The hook on the wand will be in an open position Slide the plastic sleeve removed from the wand over the metal shaft of the tilter until t...

Page 5: ...t Use warm or cold water not hot water Tilt the slats up and down as described Bottom rail and slats may also be immersed in a bathtub for a more thorough clean ing Do not immerse the headrail Place t...

Page 6: ...lar slot and twisting Side mount brackets with one screw through a side hole and one screw through a top holes If the brackets are flush with the back wall attach them with one screw through a top hol...

Page 7: ...to the outside of the headrail marks Attach End Brackets Align the outside edge of each bracket with the outer marks The tops of the brackets must be aligned at the same height Attach the brackets wit...

Page 8: ...r clip for installation Tilt the slat to insert the bottom into the bottom notch of the clip Snap the top of the slat into the top notch of the clip Install Monarch Valance Monarch valances use a clea...

Page 9: ...down as described Bottom rail and slats may also be immersed in a bathtub for a more thorough clean ing Do not immerse the headrail Place the blind in a solution of mild soapy water Rinse clean and e...

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