Before you Start
For any curtain heading you’ve ordered, you should always identify the left and right side curtain before starting the hanging process. If there is a seam in the curtain it should be placed closest to the curtain track or pole end.
Hanging your curtains
It makes it easier if there are two people hanging the curtains. One person can hook the curtain onto the track or pole, and the other person can take the weight of the curtain. If you’re on your own, take the weight of the curtain by placing it over your shoulder.
Now follow the below steps for the curtain heading you’ve ordered.
Pencil Pleat Heading
Pencil pleat curtains arrive flat (not gathered). This helps reduce creasing in the fabric during transportation.
Please note: Pencil pleat curtains are not supplied with curtain hooks.
Curtain Width
We recommend measuring half the pole/track width, this will determine the finished size of each curtain (once the cords on the tape are gathered together). For a fuller look, make each curtain a little wider than half the width.
Gathering Your Curtains
Before you start to gather your curtains, all the cords on one side of the curtain tape need to be knotted together. If this end isn’t knotted together the cords will pull through the tape and the gathering procecss will fail. We’d recommend this knotted end is on the outside edge side of the curtain.
It will take a bit of time to gather the curtains but spending the time to do it properly will make your curtains look better when hung. Pull the untied end until each curtain is the required width, making sure the pleats are even as you go along. This end will need to be loosely tied off too. Never cut the cords, tuck the excess neatly behind the tape.
Inserting the Hooks
First count the number of gliders or rings that you have on your track or pole then divide by half. This is the number of hooks you need to attach to each curtain.
There are 3 pockets on the back of the curtain tape to attach the curtain hooks. If fitting to a pole use pocket A. If fitting to a track use B or C pockets. When fitting to a pole the curtain should hang below the pole and when fitting to a track the top of the curtain should sit parallel to the top of the track.
We recommend fitting the hooks 4-5 pockets apart across the width of the curtain (depending on how many hooks are required per curtain). Make sure you place a hook on each edge of the curtain.
Dressing your Curtains
To keep your curtains looking their best for longer and for a professional finish, we recommend you dress your curtains using the guide below.
If you have access to a steamer you can gently steam any creases out of the fabric. An iron on a steam setting can work just as well. Take care not to touch or over steam the fabric.
Pull the curtains back making sure the spaces between the pleats are even. The curtain fabric will naturally fall into pleats. This will take a bit of time and you may need to manipulate some of the pleats.
Working from the top to the bottom, gently smooth each of the pleats to help them retain their form.
Using strips of fabric, a strip of the polythene packaging or tie backs, tie around the middle of the whole curtain to keep the pleats in place.
The longer the curtains are kept tied back, the better the pleat form will be. We recommend at least 48 hours.
Before you Start
For any curtain heading you’ve ordered, you should always identify the left and right side curtain before starting the hanging process. If there is a seam in the curtain it should be placed closest to the curtain track or pole end.
Hanging your curtains
It makes it easier if there are two people hanging the curtains. One person can hook the curtain onto the track or pole, and the other person can take the weight of the curtain. If you’re on your own, take the weight of the curtain by placing it over your shoulder.
Now follow the below steps for the curtain heading you’ve ordered.
Pinch Pleat Heading
This heading type has the added benefit of having adjustable curtain hooks sewn into the curtain so they come pleated and ready for you to hang.
Positioning the Hooks
The hooks slide down the plastic retainer to the desired position. The hook can only move downwards. If you pull the hook too far, pull the hook off the bottom of the retainer and slide it back on at the top.
Firstly, you will need to decide where the curtain will be hung from the pole or track. If a pole is being used, we’d recommend you position the hook towards the top. If you’re fitting to a track, position the hook towards the middle or the bottom.
Dressing your Curtains
To keep your curtains looking their best for longer and for a professional finish, we recommend you dress your curtains using the guide below.
If you have access to a steamer you can gently steam any creases out of the fabric. An iron on a steam setting can work just as well. Take care not to touch or over steam the fabric.
Pull the curtains back making sure the spaces between the pleats are even. The curtain fabric will naturally fall into pleats. This will take a bit of time and you may need to manipulate some of the pleats.
Working from the top to the bottom, gently smooth each of the pleats to help them retain their form.
Using strips of fabric, a strip of the polythene packaging or tie backs, tie around the middle of the whole curtain to keep the pleats in place.
The longer the curtains are kept tied back, the better the pleat form will be. We recommend at least 48 hours.
Before you Start
For any curtain heading you’ve ordered, you should always identify the left and right side curtain before starting the hanging process. If there is a seam in the curtain it should be placed closest to the curtain track or pole end.
Eyelet Heading
Gather the curtain into a pleated bunch with the outside edges point ing backwards (towards the windows). Then simply feed the eyelets over the pole.
The eyelet closest to the outside edge (finial end) should be positioned between the bracket and the finial. This will hold each end of the curtain in place when the curtains are drawn closed.
Dressing your Curtains
To keep your curtains looking their best for longer and for a professional finish, we recommend you dress your curtains using the guide below.
If you have access to a steamer you can gently steam any creases out of the fabric. An iron on a steam setting can work just as well. Take care not to touch or over steam the fabric.
Pull the curtains back making sure the spaces between the pleats are even. The curtain fabric will naturally fall into pleats. This will take a bit of time and you may need to manipulate some of the pleats.
Working from the top to the bottom, gently smooth each of the pleats to help them retain their form.
Using strips of fabric, a strip of the polythene packaging or tie backs, tie around the middle of the whole curtain to keep the pleats in place.
The longer the curtains are kept tied back, the better the pleat form will be. We recommend at least 48 hours.
Fitting Your Curtain Track
Before you start, make sure the screws provided are suitable for your fitting surface. Some surfaces will require wall plugs or different screws to the ones we provide.
Ensure you position the brackets a suitable distance away from any obstructions such as window handles to ensure your product operates smoothly.
Positioning for Outside The Recess
Curtain Height
Hold one curtain up to the window to establish the top and bottom position of the curtain. Use a pencil to mark the top of curtain on the wall. Place the curtain neatly to one side.
Track Position
Position the track against the wall so the hole in the carrier is level with the marks in Step 1. Mark the top of the track and use a spirit level to mark a straight line across your wall. You will fit your brackets along this line.
Track Positions
The brackets need to be positioned 50mm in from each side of the track. Using your tape measure, measure and mark these points with a pencil. Additional brackets should be spaced evenly between the two ends.
Fix Brackets
To fit inside the recess you will need to top fix the brackets. Hold the brackets to the marks made in Step 1 and mark the relevant hole with a pencil. Drill the holes and use suitable fixings to fix the brackets in place.
Positioning for Inside The Recess
Measure
The brackets should be positioned 50mm in from each side of your recess. Using your tape measure, mark these points with a pencil. Evenly space additional brackets between the two end points.
Fix Brackets
To fit inside the recess you will need to top fix the brackets. Hold the brackets to the marks made in Step 1 and mark the relevant hole with a pencil. Drill the holes and use suitable fixings to fix the brackets in place.
Fitting your Track and Curtain
Fitting the Track
Unscrew the gold screw underneath the bracket slightly to allow the cantilever to slide back and forth. Angle the track into the bracket and push into the cantilever. The track should snap into position. Tighten the gold screw to hold the track in place.
Fitting Your Curtain
Make sure the runners are spread out along the track. Starting from the outermost hook, slide the hooks that are attached to the curtain tape onto the runners.
Maintenance
When your curtains are first hung, use a steamer or stem setting on your iron to gently steam out any creases in the fabric. Be very careful not to touch the fabric while doing this. We recommend you tie back your curtains for 48 hours to suitably dress your curtains.
Dry clean only.
Fitting Your Blind
Before you start, make sure the screws provided are suitable for your fitting surface. Some surfaces will require wall plugs or different screws to the ones we provide.
Ensure you position the brackets a suitable distance away from any obstructions such as window handles to ensure your product operates smoothly.
Measure
The brackets should be positioned at least 50mm in from each side of the blind. Hold your blind in place and, using your tape measure, mark these points with a pencil. Evenly space additional brackets between these two end brackets.
Fix the Bracjets
Choose whether you need to fit your brackets via top fix or face fix. Hold the brackets up to the pencil marks in the previous step. Mark the relevant hole with a pencil. Drill the holes and fit the brackets with suitable screws. Check your brackets are level with a spirit level and adjust accordingly.
Hook, Tilt, Click
When the brackets have been fitted, hook the ridge on the top of the headrail into the front of the brackets then push and tilt the headrail back until it clicks into the back part of the bracket.
Fix the P-Clip
Make sure the chain is inside the P-Clip and screw it into the wall, ensuring that it is installed at the maximum distance possible from the control mechanism to ensure the chain remains taut.
Operating Your Blind
Pull the chain to raise and lower the blind. Do not continue pulling when the blind is fully retracted as you will damage it.
Removing Your Blind
To remove your blind, press the release tab at the front of all the brackets. Tilt the headrail back and push back to release from the hook.
Maintenance
The product is maintenance free, however we recommend checking your product regularly to ensure no components have been damaged and that your blind operates smoothly.
To clean your blind: use a dry lint free cloth to wipe over the fabric of the blind. This product can be dry cleaned by detaching
from the headrail, removing the back clips and rods. This is done at the customers’ discretion and we bear no responsibility for
any damage caused
Child Safety
The cords on the back of the blind are connected to breakaway clips which disconnect when weight is put on the cords. If they disconnect, you can push the clips back on to reconnect.
All looped chain products are supplied with a child safety P-Clip and the steps must be followed correctly to ensure your blind remains child safe.
Warning
Young children can be strangled by loops in pull cords, tapes and inner cords that operate the product.
To avoid strangulation and entanglement, keep cords out of reach of young children. Cords may become wrapped around a child’s neck. Move beds, cots and furniture away from window covering cords.
Do not tie cords together. Make sure cords do not twist and create a loop.
Fitting Your Blind
Before you start, make sure the screws provided are suitable for your fitting surface. Some surfaces will require wall plugs or
different screws to the ones we provide.
Ensure you position the brackets a suitable distance away from any obstructions such as window handles to ensure your product operates smoothly.
Measure
The brackets should be positioned at least 50mm in from each side of the blind. Hold your blind in place and, using your tape measure, mark these points with a pencil. Evenly space additional brackets between these two end brackets.
Fix the Bracjets
Choose whether you need to fit your brackets via top fix or face fix. Hold the brackets up to the pencil marks in the previous step. Mark the relevant hole with a pencil. Drill the holes and fit the brackets with suitable screws. Check your brackets are level with a spirit level and adjust accordingly.
Hook, Tilt, Click
When the brackets have been fitted, hook the ridge on the top of the headrail into the front of the brackets then push and tilt the headrail back until it clicks into the back part of the bracket.
Fix the P-Clip
Make sure the chain is inside the P-Clip and screw it into the wall, ensuring that it is installed at the maximum distance possible from the control mechanism to ensure the chain remains taut.
Operating Your Blind
Pull the chain to raise and lower the blind. Do not continue pulling when the blind is fully retracted as you will damage it.
Removing Your Blind
Push the release tab at the bottom of all the brackets to unclip the blind. Tilt the cassette backwards and ease out of the brackets.
Maintenance
The product is maintenance free, however we recommend checking your product regularly to ensure no components have been damaged and that your blind operates smoothly.
To clean your blind: use a dry lint free cloth to wipe over the fabric of the blind. This product can be dry cleaned by detaching
from the headrail, removing the back clips and rods. This is done at the customers’ discretion and we bear no responsibility for
any damage caused.
Child Safety
The cords on the back of the blind are connected to breakaway clips which disconnect when weight is put on the cords. If they disconnect, you can push the clips back on to reconnect.
All looped chain products are supplied with a child safety P-Clip and the steps must be followed correctly to ensure your blind remains child safe.
Warning
Young children can be strangled by loops in pull cords, tapes and inner cords that operate the product.
To avoid strangulation and entanglement, keep cords out of reach of young children. Cords may become wrapped around a child’s neck. Move beds, cots and furniture away from window covering cords.
Do not tie cords together. Make sure cords do not twist and create a loop.
Fitting Your Blind
Before you start, ensure your wall is made from a suitable substrate. If your recess will move when a force is exerted against it, for example plasterboard with nothing behind it, then this will not be suitable for the no drill system.
Before installing your blind, ensure the twist cog is close to the wall side to enable the plunger to work.
Place
Place the plunger side into your recess. Push against the plunger to depress it and ease the other end of the blind into your recess.
Position
Position your blind in the desired position within your recess. Ensure the blind is far enough away from any obstructions before tightening the locking mechanism.
Uncover
On the plunger end, detach part of the fabric from the headrail. Place the locking key supplied with your blind into the hole in the headrail.
Tighten
Gently turn the locking key towards the wall until you hear a click. Do not continue to turn the locking key after you hear the click, as you may damage the locking mechanism. Note: if the plunger is on the left hand side (Fig.1) turn anticlockwise. If the plunger is on the right hand side (Fig.2) turn clockwise.
Fix the P-Clip
Make sure the chain is inside the P-Clip. Peel off the adhesive and stick the P-Clip firmly to the wall, ensuring that it is installed at the maximum distance possible from the control mechanism to ensure the chain remains taut.
Removing Your Blind
Grip the blind firmly, rotate the cog and gently guide the blind out of the recessIf the plunger is on the left, rotate towards you. If the plunger is on the right, rotate away from you.
Maintenance
If your window is exposed to high humidity or direct sunlight, occasionally check your blind and tighten if required.
We recommend checking your product regularly to ensure no components have been damaged and that your blind operates
smoothly.
To clean your blind: use a dry lint free cloth to wipe over the fabric of the blind.
Child Safety
The cords on the back of the blind are connected to breakaway clips which disconnect when weight is put on the cords. If they disconnect, you can push the clips back on to reconnect.
All looped chain products are supplied with a child safety P-Clip and the steps must be followed correctly to ensure your blind remains child safe.
Warning
Young children can be strangled by loops in pull cords, tapes and inner cords that operate the product.
To avoid strangulation and entanglement, keep cords out of reach of young children. Cords may become wrapped around a child’s neck. Move beds, cots and furniture away from window covering cords.
Do not tie cords together. Make sure cords do not twist and create a loop.
Fitting Your Blind
Before you start, make sure the screws provided are suitable for your fitting surface. Some surfaces will require wall plugs or different screws to the ones we provide.
Ensure you position the brackets a suitable distance away from any obstructions such as window handles to ensure your product operates smoothly.
Measure
Connect the brackets to the roller blind. Decide if you are face or top fixing. Hold your blind up to the fitting surface, positioning it where you will fit it. Mark the bracket locations on the wall with a pencil.
Fix the Bracjets
Remove the brackets from the blind. Hold them to the marks made in step 1. Mark the positions of the relevant holes on the wall with a pencil. Drill your holes and fit the brackets with suitable plugs and screws.
Plunge and Click
To fit your blind, push the non-control end into the bracket. The plunger will depress with gentle force, allowing you to guide the control end into the other bracket, which should click in place.
Fix the P-Clip
Make sure the chain is inside the P-Clip and screw it into the wall, ensuring that it is installed at the maximum distance possible from the control mechanism to ensure the chain remains taut.
Operating Your Blind
Pull the chain to raise and lower the blind. Do not continue pulling when the blind is fully retracted as you will damage it.
Removing Your Blind
Push the blind towards the non-control end, the plunger will depress with gentle force, allowing you to guide the control end out of the bracket.
Maintenance
The product is maintenance free, however we recommend checking your product regularly to ensure no components have been damaged and that your blind operates smoothly.
To clean your blind: use a dry lint free cloth to wipe over the fabric of the blind.
Warning
Young children can be strangled by loops in pull cords, tapes and inner cords that operate the product.
To avoid strangulation and entanglement, keep cords out of reach of young children. Cords may become wrapped around a child’s neck. Move beds, cots and furniture away from window covering cords.
Do not tie cords together. Make sure cords do not twist and create a loop.
Fitting Your Blind
Before you start, make sure the screws provided are suitable for your fitting surface. Some surfaces will require wall plugs or
different screws to the ones we provide.
Ensure you position the brackets a suitable distance away from any obstructions such as window handles to ensure your product operates smoothly.
Measure
The brackets should be positioned at least 50mm in from each side of the blind. Hold your blind in place and, using your tape measure, mark these points with a pencil. Evenly space additional brackets between these two end brackets.
Fix the Bracjets
Choose whether you need to fit your brackets via top fix or face fix. Hold the brackets up to the pencil marks in the previous step. Mark the relevant hole with a pencil. Drill the holes and fit the brackets with suitable screws. Check your brackets
Hook, Tilt, Click
When the brackets have been fitted, hook the ridge on the top of the headrail into the front of the brackets then push and tilt the headrail back until it clicks into the back part of the bracket.
Fix the P-Clip
Make sure the chain is inside the P-Clip and screw it into the wall, ensuring that it is installed at the maximum distance possible from the control mechanism to ensure the chain remains taut.
Operating Your Blind
Pull the chain to raise and lower the blind. Do not continue pulling when the blind is fully retracted as you will damage it.
Removing Your Blind
Push the release tab at the bottom of all the brackets to unclip the blind. Tilt the cassette backwards and ease out of the brackets.
Maintenance
The product is maintenance free, however we recommend checking your product regularly to ensure no components have been damaged and that your blind operates smoothly.
To clean your blind: use a dry lint free cloth to wipe over the fabric of the blind.
Warning
Young children can be strangled by loops in pull cords, tapes and inner cords that operate the product.
To avoid strangulation and entanglement, keep cords out of reach of young children. Cords may become wrapped around a child’s neck. Move beds, cots and furniture away from window covering cords.
Do not tie cords together. Make sure cords do not twist and create a loop.
Fitting Your Blind
Before you start, ensure your wall is made from a suitable substrate. If your recess will move when a force is exerted against it, for example plasterboard with nothing behind it, then this will not be suitable for the no drill system.
Before installing your blind, ensure the twist cog is close to the wall side to enable the plunger to work.
Place
Place the plunger side into your recess. Push against the plunger to depress it and ease the other end of the blind into your recess.
Position
Position your blind in the desired position within your recess. Ensure the blind is far enough away from any obstructions before tightening the locking mechanism.
Twist
Make sure the chain is inside the P-Clip. Peel off the adhesive and stick the P-Clip firmly to the wall, ensuring that it is installed at the maximum distance possible from the control mechanism to ensure the chain remains taut.
Fix the P-Clip
Make sure the chain is inside the P-Clip. Peel off the adhesive and stick the P-Clip firmly to the wall, ensuring that it is installed at the maximum distance possible from the control mechanism to ensure the chain remains taut.
Removing Your Blind
Grip the blind firmly, rotate the cog and gently guide the blind out of the recessIf the plunger is on the left, rotate towards you. If the plunger is on the right, rotate away from you.
Maintenance
If your window is exposed to high humidity or direct sunlight, occasionally check your blind and tighten if required.
We recommend checking your product regularly to ensure no components have been damaged and that your blind operates
smoothly.
To clean your blind: use a dry lint free cloth to wipe over the fabric of the blind.
Warning
Young children can be strangled by loops in pull cords, tapes and inner cords that operate the product.
To avoid strangulation and entanglement, keep cords out of reach of young children. Cords may become wrapped around a child’s neck. Move beds, cots and furniture away from window covering cords.
Do not tie cords together. Make sure cords do not twist and create a loop.
Fitting Your Blind
Before you start, make sure the screws provided are suitable for your fitting surface. Some surfaces will require wall plugs or different screws to the ones we provide.
Ensure you position the brackets a suitable distance away from any obstructions such as window handles to ensure your product operates smoothly.
Measure
The brackets should be positioned at least 50mm in from each side of the blind. Hold your blind in place and, using your tape measure, mark these points with a pencil. Evenly space additional brackets between these two end brackets.
Fix the Bracjets
Choose whether you need to fit your brackets via top fix or face fix. Hold the brackets up to the pencil marks in the previous step. Mark the relevant hole with a pencil. Drill the holes and fit the brackets with suitable screws. Check your brackets.
Plunge and Click
When the brackets have been fitted, hook the ridge on the top of the headrail into the front of the brackets then push and tilt the headrail back until it clicks into the back part of the bracket.
Fix the P-Clip
Make sure the chain is inside the P-Clip and screw it into the wall, ensuring that it is installed at the maximum distance possible from the control mechanism to ensure the chain remains taut.
Operating Your Blind
Pull the chain to raise and lower the blind. Do not continue pulling when the blind is fully retracted as you will damage it.
Removing Your Blind
Push the release tab at the bottom of all the brackets to unclip the blind. Tilt the cassette backwards and ease out of the brackets.
Maintenance
The product is maintenance free, however we recommend checking your product regularly to ensure no components have been damaged and that your blind operates smoothly.
To clean your blind: use a dry lint free cloth to wipe over the fabric of the blind.
Warning
Young children can be strangled by loops in pull cords, tapes and inner cords that operate the product.
To avoid strangulation and entanglement, keep cords out of reach of young children. Cords may become wrapped around a child’s neck. Move beds, cots and furniture away from window covering cords.
Do not tie cords together. Make sure cords do not twist and create a loop.
Fitting Your Blind
Before you start, make sure the screws provided are suitable for your fitting surface. Some surfaces will require wall plugs or
different screws to the ones we provide.
Ensure you position the brackets a suitable distance away from any obstructions such as window handles to ensure your product operates smoothly.
Measure
The brackets should be positioned at least 50mm in from each side of the blind. Hold your blind in place and, using your tape measure, mark these points with a pencil. Evenly space additional brackets between these two end brackets.
Fix the Bracjets
Choose whether you need to fit your brackets via top fix or face fix. Hold the brackets up to the pencil marks in the previous step. Mark the relevant hole with a pencil. Drill the holes and fit the brackets with suitable screws. Check your brackets
Hook, Tilt, Click
When the brackets have been fitted, hook the ridge on the top of the headrail into the front of the brackets then push and tilt the headrail back until it clicks into the back part of the bracket.
Fix the P-Clip
Make sure the chain is inside the P-Clip and screw it into the wall, ensuring that it is installed at the maximum distance possible from the control mechanism to ensure the chain remains taut.
Operating Your Blind
Pull the chain to raise and lower the blind. Do not continue pulling when the blind is fully retracted as you will damage it.
Removing Your Blind
Push the release tab at the bottom of all the brackets to unclip the blind. Tilt the cassette backwards and ease out of the brackets.
Maintenance
The product is maintenance free, however we recommend checking your product regularly to ensure no components have been damaged and that your blind operates smoothly.
To clean your blind: use a dry lint free cloth to wipe over the fabric of the blind.
Warning
Young children can be strangled by loops in pull cords, tapes and inner cords that operate the product.
To avoid strangulation and entanglement, keep cords out of reach of young children. Cords may become wrapped around a child’s neck. Move beds, cots and furniture away from window covering cords.
Do not tie cords together. Make sure cords do not twist and create a loop.
Fitting Your Blind
Before you start, make sure the screws provided are suitable for your fitting surface. Some surfaces will require wall plugs or different screws to the ones we provide.
Ensure you position the brackets a suitable distance away from any obstructions such as window handles to ensure your product operates smoothly.
Measure
The brackets should be positioned at least 50mm in from each side of the blind. Hold your blind in place and, using your tape measure, mark these points with a pencil. Evenly space additional brackets between these two end brackets.
Fix the Bracjets
Choose whether you need to fit your brackets via top fix or face fix. Hold the brackets up to the pencil marks in the previous step. Mark the relevant hole with a pencil. Drill the holes and fit the brackets with suitable screws. Check your brackets.
Plunge and Click
When the brackets have been fitted, hook the ridge on the top of the headrail into the front of the brackets then push and tilt the headrail back until it clicks into the back part of the bracket.
Space The Carries
Pull the cord or wand to draw the carriers across the width of the rail.
Open The Carries
Use the chain to or twist the wand to tilt the carriers so the grooves face to the side.
Fix the P-Clip
Hook the plastic hanger on the louvres into the groove on the carriers. Let the louvres drop into position.
Removing Your Blind
Remove the louvres and push the release tab at the bottom of all the brackets to unclip the headrail. Tilt the cassette backwards and ease out of the brackets.
Maintenance
The product is maintenance free, however we recommend checking your product regularly to ensure no components have been damaged and that your blind operates smoothly.
To clean your blind: use a dry lint free cloth to wipe over the fabric of the blind.
Warning
Young children can be strangled by loops in pull cords, tapes and inner cords that operate the product.
To avoid strangulation and entanglement, keep cords out of reach of young children. Cords may become wrapped around a child’s neck. Move beds, cots and furniture away from window covering cords.
Do not tie cords together. Make sure cords do not twist and create a loop.
Fitting Your Blind
Before you start, make sure the screws provided are suitable for your fitting surface. Some surfaces will require wall plugs or different screws to the ones we provide.
Ensure you position the brackets a suitable distance away from any obstructions such as window handles to ensure your product operates smoothly.
Measure
The brackets should be positioned at least 50mm in from each side of the blind. Hold your blind in place and, using your tape measure, mark these points with a pencil. Evenly space additional brackets between these two end brackets.
Fix the Bracjets
Choose whether you need to fit your brackets via top fix or face fix. Hold the brackets up to the pencil marks in the previous step. Mark the relevant hole with a pencil. Drill the holes and fit the brackets with suitable screws. Check your brackets.
Hook, Tilt, Click
When the brackets have been fitted, hook the ridge on the top of the headrail into the front of the brackets then push and tilt the headrail back until it clicks into the back part of the bracket.
Space The Carries
Pull the cord or wand to draw the carriers across the width of the rail.
Open The Carries
Use the chain to or twist the wand to tilt the carriers so the grooves face to the side.
Fit The Louvres
Hook the plastic hanger on the louvres into the groove on the carriers. Let the louvres drop into position.
Fix the P-Clip
Make sure the chain is inside the P-Clip and screw it into the wall, ensuring that it is installed at the maximum distance possible from the control mechanism to ensure the chain remains taut.
Removing Your Blind
Remove the louvres and push the release tab at the bottom of all the brackets to unclip the headrail. Tilt the cassette backwards and ease out of the brackets.
Maintenance
The product is maintenance free, however we recommend checking your product regularly to ensure no components have been damaged and that your blind operates smoothly.
To clean your blind: use a dry lint free cloth to wipe over the fabric of the blind.
Warning
Young children can be strangled by loops in pull cords, tapes and inner cords that operate the product.
To avoid strangulation and entanglement, keep cords out of reach of young children. Cords may become wrapped around a child’s neck. Move beds, cots and furniture away from window covering cords.
Do not tie cords together. Make sure cords do not twist and create a loop.