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|  1" Metal Blinds Deluxe

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You will be using your blind with mounting brackets attached 

to the headrail to mark the position of the brackets on your 

wall or molding. To determine bracket placement, you will 

need to make a small pencil mark on the back of the headrail 

at either 2" or 2 

3

/

4

" from the end of the headrail:

OUTSIDE MOUNT

Blind Width   

 

   Mark Headrail

10

1

/

2

" – 13" 

2" from each end

13

1

/

8

" – and over 

3

/

4

" from each end

•  Center a bracket over 

each pencil mark on the 

headrail.

•  Additional mounting 

brackets, if required, 

should be evenly spaced 

between the two end 

brackets.

•  Make sure brackets do not 

interfere with any moving 

parts in the headrail.

•  Hold the blind up to the 

desired mounting position 

over the window. Once 

the blind is level, mark the 

wall or molding on either 

side and the top edge of 

each mounting bracket.

NOTE: If using extension 

brackets, attach mounting 

brackets to extension 

brackets with nuts and 

bolts before attaching 

brackets to headrail.
•  Mount each bracket 

making sure all brackets 

are installed level and in 

line with each other.

•  Remove the mounting 

brackets from the headrail 

by pushing the back of 

the bracket forward and 

up with your thumb.

•  Mount each bracket 

making sure all brackets 

are installed level and in 

line with each other.

NOTE: Blinds UNDER 60" 

wide require two screws 

per bracket. Screws should 

be mounted diagonally 

from one another. Blinds 

OVER 60" wide require four 

screws per bracket.

• Proceed to “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.

•  Push the headrail back 

while rotating the back 

of the rail up into the 

bracket.

•  Pull the headrail 

forward slightly until 

it engages into the 

bracket.

•  Hang the front lip of 

the headrail onto the 

mounting bracket 

hook.

•  Headrail must be 

positioned between 

the “teeth” on the 

front of the mounting 

bracket.

Note

Proper

Position

Summary of Contents for METAL BLINDS Deluxe

Page 1: ... 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 Inside Mounting Bracket and Screws Outside Mounting Bracket over 60 wide 4 screws per bracket supplies A few simple tools are required METAL ...

Page 2: ...nside corner of window casing Tape template in place Create small pilot holes with an awl or 1 16 drill bit Mount each bracket with two screws Additional mounting brackets if required should be evenly spaced between the two end brackets Align the same template along front edge of the window casing to determine mounting position for additional brackets Make sure brackets do not interfere with any m...

Page 3: ...of the end mount bracket For Blind width of 13 1 8 and over use first and third holes of the end mount bracket Once the blind is level mark the wall or molding on the top edge of each mounting bracket Remove the mounting brackets from the headrail by pushing the back of the bracket forward and up with your thumb Attaching brackets to headrail is described in Blind Installation For maximum stabilit...

Page 4: ...mounting brackets to extension brackets with nuts and bolts before attaching brackets to headrail Mount each bracket making sure all brackets are installed level and in line with each other Remove the mounting brackets from the headrail by pushing the back of the bracket forward and up with your thumb Mount each bracket making sure all brackets are installed level and in line with each other NOTE ...

Page 5: ...e bottom rail Using a pencil mark the mounting surface through the holes in the hold down bracket Make sure the hold down brackets are level and aligned with each other Raise the blind and screw the hold down brackets into the mounting surface using the screws provided SPACERS Spacers 2 spacers per bracket HOLD DOWN BRACKETS Hold down brackets are used primarily on shades being mounted to doors or...

Page 6: ... toward the outside of the blind Part PM 028 3 Day Blinds Corporation 3 13 WARNING Young children can STRANGLE in cord and bead chain loops They can also wrap cords around their necks and STRANGLE Always keep cords and bead chains out of children s reach Move cribs playpens and other furniture away from cords and bead chains Children can climb furniture to get to cords Do not tie cords together Ma...

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