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How to install Venetian blinds

Now that you have your new Venetian blinds, let's get to the installation.

First, check all the below fixing parts have been supplied. The number of parts will vary in relation to the size and number of blinds supplied. In the event of any missing parts, please contact us.


 

The following tools and instruments are required to complete installation safely and accurately:

• Power drill

• Phillips head screwdriver

• Pencil, paper & tape measure

• Spirit level

• Small step ladder (if required)

• Protective eyewear & gloves (if drilling into masonry, metal or tile)

Installing your Venetian Blinds

Before commencing, verify the correct fitting position using your order summary. A recess fit blind is installed inside the frame of your window.

1. Install the mounting brackets

The mounting brackets should be fitted 5mm past each end (left and right) of the blind headrail using bracket screws.

2. Attach the valance clips to the headrail

Before inserting the headrail into the mounting brackets, hook the valance clips onto the headrail. You will need to attach the valance once the headrail has been inserted into the mounting brackets.

3. Fix the headrail into the mounting brackets

Push the blind headrail carefully into each of the mounting brackets. Then press each of the bracket gates down until they click – this secures the blind headrail into your mounting brackets.

4. Attach the valance to valance clips

Gently guide the bottom lip of the valance clip into the groove at the back side of the valance. Exert pressure on the front side of valance, so the top lip and bottom lip are squeezed into the groove.

5. Install the cord cleat

If your blind is corded, cord cleats must be installed at least 1600mm above floor level to comply with safety guidelines. Fasten the cord cleat to the wall using the screws provided. Do not use tape, adhesives, stapes or nails to attach the cord cleats. Once fitted, the cord must be wound entirely around the cord cleat to ensure safe use and must not form a loop longer than 220mm.

6. Install hold down brackets

If ordered, using the screws provided, attach the base of the hold-down bracket to the window recess/sill. Additional fixing is possible through the side of the bracket (when suitable). Once attached, snap the hold-down bracket’s pin into the guide holes found on the end of the blind’s bottom rail.

Before commencing, verify the correct fitting position using your order summary. A face fit blind will sit on the outside frame or architrave of your window.

1. Install the mounting brackets

The mounting brackets should be fitted 5mm past each end (left and right) of the blind headrail using bracket screws.

2. Attach the valance clips to the headrail

Before inserting the headrail into the mounting brackets, hook the valance clips onto the headrail. You will need to attach the valance once the headrail has been inserted into the mounting brackets.

3. Fix the headrail into the mounting brackets

Push the blind headrail carefully into each of the mounting brackets. Then press each of the bracket gates down until they click – this secures the blind headrail into your mounting brackets.

4. Attach the valance to valance clips

Gently guide the bottom lip of the valance clip into the groove at the back side of the valance. Exert pressure on the front side of valance, so the top lip and bottom lip are squeezed into the groove.

4.1. Atach the valance returns

Insert the valance return clips into each end of the valance and the two valance return pieces (left and right sides). Slide into place so the valance returns are stable.

5. Install the cord cleat

If your blind is corded, cord cleats must be installed at least 1600mm above floor level to comply with safety guidelines. Fasten the cord cleat to the wall using the screws provided. Do not use tape, adhesives, stapes or nails to attach the cord cleats. Once fitted, the cord must be wound entirely around the cord cleat to ensure safe use and must not form a loop longer than 220mm.

6. Install hold down brackets

If ordered, using the screws provided, attach the base of the hold-down bracket to the window recess/sill. Additional fixing is possible through the side of the bracket (when suitable). Once attached, snap the hold-down bracket’s pin into the guide holes found on the end of the blind’s bottom rail.

FAQs

My blind is hitting something!
if yoru blind is hitting an existing window handle or such like, you will need to remount your blind further from the surface (and object) it is hitting or rubbing against.
My blind won't come down!
If your Venetian blind is stuck in the raised position, several factors could be causing this. Begin by checking for any obstructions around the window frame that might be preventing the blind from smoothly descending. Next, inspect the cord mechanism to ensure it isn’t tangled or damaged. If the cords look fine, try adjusting the slat tension to loosen them and facilitate easier lowering of the blinds.
How do I care for my Venetian blinds?
We recommend lightly cleaning your Venetian blinds regularly - ideally at least monthly. Rotate the slats of the blind into their closed position and gently wipe them down with a microfibre cloth on either side. Vacuuming on a low setting with a soft brush-head will also do the trick!
How do I operate my cordless Venetian blinds?
Cordless Venetian blinds are lowered by pulling downwards while holding the bottom rail and closed by pushing upwards while holding the bottom rail. In either case, place both hands on the rail at an even distance apart and only apply reasonable force to operate. To ensure longevity of use and not invalidate the provided warranty, always tilt the blind slats to the horizontal position before raising or lowering the blind. Also, please be aware that the blind tilt mechanism is only functional when the blind is fully down.

Important Safety Information

The Australian Competition and Consumer (Corded Internal Window Coverings) Safety Standard states that a corded internal window covering ‘must be installed in a way that a loose cord cannot form a loop 220mm or longer and at less than 1600mm above floor level’.
Click the button below for more information on how to ensure your blind installation is compliant with these guidelines.

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