Cordless
1” Aluminum Blind
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Step 1. Check Package Contents
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Mounting hardware kit includes the following:
Part
Quantity
a Mounting Bracket
2
(blinds up to 40” wide)
3
(blinds 40
1/8
” to 54” wide)
4
(blinds 54
1/8
” to 72” wide)
b 1¼” Screws
4
(blinds up to 40” wide)
6
(blinds 40
1/8
” to 54” wide)
8
(blinds 54
1/8
” to 72” wide)
c Valance Clip
2
(blinds up to 30” wide)
3
(blinds 30
1/8
” to 60” wide)
4
(blinds 60
1/8
” to 72” wide)
d Hold-Down Bracket 2
e
5/8
” Screws
4
Step 2.
Tools Required
Screwdriver, tape measure, pencil, drill, drill
bits, step ladder.
Note: use #6 plastic anchors for dry wall or plaster mounting
(not included)
Step 3.
Bracket Location and Installation
Your blind may be installed either inside the
window frame or outside the window frame.
A mounting bracket should be positioned
about 1” to 3” from each end of the head
rail. For wider shades that require 3 or more
brackets, these should be spaced evenly
between the two outermost brackets.
Always position the brackets such that there
is no interference with the mechanisms
inside the head rail. The front edge of each
bracket goes under the inner front edge of
the head rail - the flexible tab at the bottom
of each bracket snaps onto the back of the
head rail.
The procedure outlined below will assure
proper bracket placement.
For Outside Mounting:
Clip the brackets onto the head rail as
described above. Hold the blind level at the
height desired and center it over the window
opening. Mark the exact location of each
bracket with a pencil. Remove the brackets
from the head rail and position the top of each
bracket at the marked location and screw
each bracket into the wall or window molding
using the 1¼” screws. Predrill the screw holes
using a 5/64” drill bit.
For Inside Mounting:
Clip the brackets onto the head rail as
described above. Hold the blind in place and
make a pencil mark at the rear of each bracket
where it contacts the inside of the window
frame. Remove the brackets from the head rail
and align them with the marks. Attach each
bracket using the 1¼” screws. Pre-drill the
screw holes using a 5/64” drill bit.
Step 4. Attach the Valance Clips
Attach the clips to the head rail as shown.
Space them evenly across the head rail. Do
not attach the valance to the clips until the
blind is mounted in the brackets.