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VALANCE  INSTALLATION

Make sure the valance clips have been attached to the 

headrail as noted in "Blind Installation".

BLIND  INSTALLATION

NOTE: If the bracket interferes with any of the working parts, 

the incorrect holes of the end mount bracket may have been 

selected.

•  If you ordered the blind 

with a valance, snap the 

valance clips to the front 

of the headrail before 

installing the blind. The 

valance clips should be 

spaced equidistant from 

the end brackets and each 

other to allow proper 

support for the entire 

valance. Make sure that 

the Valance Clips do not 

interfere with any moving 

parts. You will install the 

valance slat after the blind 

is in place.

•  If you have not already done so unwrap the cellophane 

from around the blind stack. Caution: DO NOT cut the 

cellophane as the cords or ladders supporting the blind may 

be inadvertently cut.

•  Be sure the hinged end 

brackets are in the open 

position. 

•  Hook the front edge of 

the headrail onto the lip 

of the center support 

bracket(s), if applicable. 

Insert the headrail into the 

end brackets, making sure 

that no cords or slats are 

in the way. 

•  Close the hinges on the 

end brackets until you 

hear them “snap.”

•  While supporting the bottom of the blind, unwind the draw 

cords and gently lower the blind to its full length. (See 

“Operating the Blind”.)

VALANCE  RETURN

NOTE: If you did not order valance returns for your blind, 

proceed to “Valance Installation” below.

•  Apply a thin coat of glue 

to the mitered end of 

both the valance and the 

valance returns.

CAUTION: Do not get glue on the painted/stained surface of 

the valance. Avoid contact with skin.

•  Join the ends of the valance returns with the valance by 

pressing the mitered edges together firmly for 60 seconds.

•  Repeat this procedure for the other end of the valance.
•  Allow the glue to dry for at least 10 minutes before installing 

the valance. Proceed to “Valance Installation” below.

•  Center the valance on the headrail.

•  Insert the top edge of the 

valance into the top lip of 

the valance clips. Using a 

downward rolling motion, 

gently push the bottom 

edge of the valance into 

the valance clips until 

you hear the valance 

“snap” into place.

without valance returns

with valance returns

Summary of Contents for Faux Wood 1

Page 1: ...uired Wall board and plaster require the use of anchors such as expansion or toggle bolts Bricks tile and stone need special plugs and drill bits Wood should always be pre drilled to avoid splitting Professional installation is also available in most areas call 800 800 3329 A few simple tools are required 1 FAUX WOOD BLINDS STANDARD HARDWARE End Brackets Open Position LH RH Screws Center Support V...

Page 2: ...th any moving parts If more than one center support bracket has been provided position them equidistant from the end brackets and each other again avoiding all moving parts Align the back of the center support bracket with the back end of the mounting bracket The alignment is crucial for proper blind installation Using a pencil mark the window casing through the holes in the top of the center supp...

Page 3: ...ke a small pilot hole at each pencil mark Mount the bracket using two of the screws provided Repeat this procedure for the right end bracket making sure the end bracket marked RH is positioned above the top right corner of the window 1 8 TO THE RIGHT of the pencil marks 1 8 If your hardware packet includes one center support bracket position it as close to the center of the mounting surface as pos...

Page 4: ...t bracket s if applicable Insert the headrail into the end brackets making sure that no cords or slats are in the way Close the hinges on the end brackets until you hear them snap While supporting the bottom of the blind unwind the draw cords and gently lower the blind to its full length See Operating the Blind VALANCE RETURN NOTE If you did not order valance returns for your blind proceed to Vala...

Page 5: ...ojected molding They are 3 8 thick and allow the blind to be mounted flush with the outside edge of any standard window molding Spacers are available by contacting our Client Care Team at 800 800 2239 Spacers one spacer per bracket EXTENSION BRACKETS Extension brackets are available in two sizes One size is available to project the blind up to 2 the other up to 3 from the mounting surface Extensio...

Page 6: ...the hold down to the side or back of the window frame so that the pin lines up with the front hole in the ottom rail end cap with the blind fully lowered Lower the shade and flex the hold down bracket outward so that the pin can be inserted into the hole in the end cap Inner cords can pull out to form a loop which can strangle a young child Inner cord stop devices can reduce this risk if positione...

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