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WALLBOARD OR PLASTER:
Hollow wall applications: Use a secure fastener designed
specifi cally for this purpose.
METAL:
Prepare by pre-drilling holes and then using the included screws .
CONCRETE, STONE, BRICK OR TILE:
Use a masonry drill and surface-specifi c plugs,
anchors, or screws .
You’ll need to make sure the surface you intend to install your hardware is sturdy enough to
accommodate the brackets . If you’re screwing
directly into a surface this means locating wood
studs that are strong enough to securely bond
with the included screws . Otherwise, you’ll
need to use a secure fastener (as illustrated) but
please note this piece is not included .
When selecting a fastener be sure it’s designed to support the weight of the product
being installed (if you’re not sure, either give us a call or ask a professional at your local
hardware store) . Once obtained, follow the fastener manufacturer’s instructions regarding
proper installation .
Before you begin, check the accompanying diagram to make sure you have all the parts you need .
Getting Started
Inside Mount
Hold the shade inside the window
frame so that the front edge of the
shade and the front edge of the
window line up . Don’t forget to keep
it centered. It should be a tight fi t not
much space to move around . With
the shade positioned exactly as you’d
like it, press a screw through each
of the riveted holes on the headrail .
The screws’ tips will leave small
indentations in the window frame to
help you keep track . Remove the shade
and use a
7
⁄
64
" drill bit to pre-drill the
mounting holes . Then attach the shade
with the long screws provided into the
pre-drilled holes using the drill and
1
⁄
4
"
nut driver or Phillips screwdriver .
Outside Mount
First, hold the shade above the window
so that it’s perfectly centered . Using a
pencil, mark where the bottom of the
headrail hits the window frame or wall
and then place the provided brackets
to window frame or wall, where they
will be mounted . Mark one of the
bracket holes with a pencil . (Some
notes on accuracy: brackets should
be level with one another, and ½ "
from the headrails edges .) Next, using
the long screws provided, attach the
brackets to the window frame or wall
and place the headrail on top of the
brackets . Then pierce the fabric and
pre-drill the mounting holes using a
7
⁄
64
" drill bit at each bracket location .
Attach the shade to the brackets
using the provided short screws,
using the drill and ¼ " nut driver or
Phillips screwdriver .
TOOLS YOU WILL NEED TO INSTALL YOUR HARDWARE:
Pencil, screwdriver, ¼" nut
driver, level, and a drill with a
7
⁄
64
" drill bit .
Note: It’s important to monitor the amount of pressure you apply when using a drill. If the
screws are too tight this may cause the screw itself to break off in the wall or window frame.
CHARGER
PENCIL
(NOT INCLUDED)
1/4" NUT DRIVER
EXTENSION
(NOT INCLUDED)
POWER DRILL
(NOT INCLUDED)
LEVEL
(NOT INCLUDED)
PHILLIPS SCREW DRIVER
(NOT INCLUDED)
MOLLY
BOLT
SELF DRILLING
ANCHOR
TOGGLE
BOLT
Inside mount shades will not have brackets.
(LONG) SCREWS
INSIDE MOUNTING
BRACKET & SCREWS
OUTSIDE MOUNTING
To attach
shade to
bracket
STEP 1 - GETTING STARTED
STEP 2 - MOUNTING THE BRACETS
