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Valance Installation

The type of valance attachment included in your package will vary depending 
on the product you have ordered.  Several products utilize the magnet system 
which allows you to simply place the valance directly on to the headrail.  No 
clips are necessary.

To attach the valance clips to the front of the headrail, simply push down on the 
clip to snap it into place.  Install one bracket at each end of the headrail and 
space others evenly.  Do not place clips more than 48” apart.  

Note:  If the valance is outside mounted, attach the valance returns using the 
provided “L” brackets.  Simply slide the “L” bracket on to both slots in the back-
side of the valance and returns.

Tilt Wand Attachment

1.  Attach wand to tip over the end of the tilter hook.
2.  Slide the clear cover down to old the wand into place.

Optional Components

Spacer Blocks

Use spacer blocks or extension brackets to project the standard mounting 
brackets out over obstructions (such as window moldings or ledges).

Align holes in back of bracket to holes in spacer block and secure to wall with 
screws. Two spacer blocks per bracket may be used for additional projection.

Spacer Block with 
Center Support 

Spacer Block with  
Mounting Bracket

Summary of Contents for Lift & Lock

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Lift Lock for Horizontal Blinds 6 2016 ...

Page 2: ...Mounting Brackets The box style mounting brackets are designed to work in all possible mounting applications The diagram at the bottom of this page indicates which screw holes should be used for each option Mount brackets as shown below Always use all brackets supplied All blinds over 48 wide require the use of center support brackets be sure to mount support bracket s in position s that will not ...

Page 3: ...or more support brackets Blind Width Number of Support Brackets over 30 one support bracket over 60 two support brackets over 90 three support brackets Installing the Headrail Position the headrail in the box style mounting bracket as shown Swing the covers down and snap them closed Secure headrail to center support bracket with a tek screw If you received valance clips with your order it is impor...

Page 4: ...he valance is outside mounted attach the valance returns using the provided L brackets Simply slide the L bracket on to both slots in the back side of the valance and returns Tilt Wand Attachment 1 Attach wand to tip over the end of the tilter hook 2 Slide the clear cover down to old the wand into place Optional Components Spacer Blocks Use spacer blocks or extension brackets to project the standa...

Page 5: ...cket s must align Optional Components Hold Down Bracket Use hold down brackets to prevent blinds from swaying when mounted on doors or exposed to the wind Screw hold down bracket into the lower corner of window jam or sill Drill a small hole in the center of the bottom rail to slip hold down pin extend ing from hold down bracket into blind Sill Mount Outside Mount Mounting Bracket with Extension B...

Page 6: ...the bottom rail slightly toward you Press the center button and gently raise the bottom rail Once the desired height is reached hold the rail in place while releasing the button Place the blind back into the window opening and the blind will stay in that position To Lower the Blind Prior to lowering the blind fully press the center button with your thumb and pull the bottom rail down to the desire...

Page 7: ...w side of the bottomrail If the blind height is too long turn all the skew adjustment features clockwise to raise the entire bottom rail to the desired height while lifting the weight from the bottom rail There is an adjustment range of approximately 1 1 4 Problem The blind makes a ratcheting noise while the center button is pushed in and the bottomrail is being raised Solution Push harder on the ...

Page 8: ...necks and STRANGLE In addition inner cords can pull out to form a loop which can STRANGLE a young child Always keep cords out of the reach of children Move cribs playpens and other furniture away from cords Children can climb furniture to get to cords Do not tie cords together Make sure cords do not twist together and create a loop The cords on this product present a potential strangulation hazard...

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