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2"– 6"
2"– 6"
Space Evenly
(60" Maximum)
Space Evenly
(60" Maximum)
Headrail
Outside Mount Applications
A fl at vertical surface at least
5
/
8
" high is required for bracket
attachment.
Outside Mount Bracket Attachment
• Attach the installation brackets with two screws through the two
holes in the rear of the brackets.
• Use a carpenter’s level to check that the tops of the brackets are
aligned at the same height before tightening the screws.
Inside Mount Bracket Attachment
• Attach the installation brackets with two screws through the
two holes in the top of the brackets.
• Be sure the front edges of the brackets are aligned before
tightening the screws.
• If the blind is larger than 60 square feet, position an extra bracket
at the cordlock end for added support when raising the blind.
With two-on-one headrail blinds, position an extra bracket near
each cordlock.
Inside Mount Applications
Use a carpenter’s level to check that the mounting surface is perfectly
level. Shim the installation brackets, if necessary.
• A minimum casement depth of
7
/
8
" is required for bracket
attachment.
• A depth of 1
3
/
4
" is required to fully recess the blind.
7
/
8
" Minimum Depth
Bracket Attachment
1
3
/
4
" Depth
Fully Recessed
Inside Mount
5
/
8
" Minimum
Flat Vertical Surface
Outside Mount
Mount the Brackets
Bracket Spacing
• Position the two end brackets on the mounting surface so that
they will be located between 2" and 6" from the ends of the
headrail.
• If more brackets are required (see chart below), space the
additional bracket(s) evenly between the end brackets.
Important:
Do not position any bracket where it will be located
directly above a string ladder, cordlock or wand tilter. Allow 1" space
on the side whenever possible.
Extension Brackets (Optional)
Extension brackets can be used with outside mounts to project the
installation brackets from 2
3
/
4
" to 4
1
/
8
" from the mounting surface.
This allows for additional clearance of obstructions such as window
cranks or handles.
• The extension brackets may be fastened together two different
ways to produce the desired wall extension, as shown below.
• Attach the extension brackets using #6 self-tapping screws.
• Mount the extension bracket assemblies to the window frame or
wall using two diagonally located screws.
• Use appropriate fasteners to bolt the mounting brackets to the
extension brackets.
Mount with Two Screws
Through Diagonal Holes
Bracket Spacers (Optional)
Bracket spacers can also be used to add clearance. Two versions are
available:
1
/
2
" and
7
/
8
".
• Attach the spacers to the installation brackets using the two screws
provided with each spacer.
2
3
/
4
" to 3
1
/
8
" Projection
3
5
/
8
" to 4
1
/
8
" Projection
No. 6 Self-Tapping
Screws
3
/
8
" Long
Under 60 Sq. Ft.
2
3
4
60 Sq. Ft. and Over
3
4
5
Blind Width
7
" –
60"
60
1
/
8
" – 120"
Over 120"
