Thank-you for making this video. It is MUCH easier to see installation steps in a video than trying to make sense out of written instructions. This was VERY helpful!
They make it look oh so easy, truth is if your casement isn't perfectly plumb and you're needing to install 3 brackets to support a longer blind, you will never get all three brackets to align and click. There is no "give", there is no margin. My casing sags in the middle, I'm going to attempt putting spacers on both ends and see if that helps. Working over a kitchen sink really adds to the frustration. I'm half ready to sink three washered screws right through the blinds themselves and go beat the bracket into oblivion in the driveway. I was hoping there'd be a solution here or at least one other person with the same problem. I'm not some weekend dyi'er, I've replaced everything from foundations to rafters and I struggle with this stupid design? Installing a center bracket has to be so precise that the drill bit wobble is enough that the brackets won't align. My next step is to elongate out the holes on the center bracket to make it adjustable. Why the factory has fixed holes defies logic.
My bracket is exactly same as yours, but I still could not install my shade into it. Please show how to install shade into the brackets slowly and explain ? BEFORE you screw the bracket into the wall, can you please show how the shade catching the bracket. ( zoom it and do it slowly )
You push the back edge of the blinds at a slight angle against the spring clips, then you lift the front edge until you hear it snap and lock. If all clips don't lock, the blinds will fall out again.
The illustration in the instructions shows hooking the FRONT of the blind into the front of the bracket first…..then snapping the REAR into the bracket. THIS IS TOTALLY WRONG - exactly BACKWARDS. FIRST - apply pressure to the REAR OF THE Blind head rail to the rear of the brackets. Then tilt the head rail of the blind up into the FRONT of the bracket and snap into the groove.
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Thank-you for making this video. It is MUCH easier to see installation steps in a video than trying to make sense out of written instructions. This was VERY helpful!
Excellent instructions. Thank you.
They make it look oh so easy, truth is if your casement isn't perfectly plumb and you're needing to install 3 brackets to support a longer blind, you will never get all three brackets to align and click. There is no "give", there is no margin. My casing sags in the middle, I'm going to attempt putting spacers on both ends and see if that helps. Working over a kitchen sink really adds to the frustration. I'm half ready to sink three washered screws right through the blinds themselves and go beat the bracket into oblivion in the driveway. I was hoping there'd be a solution here or at least one other person with the same problem. I'm not some weekend dyi'er, I've replaced everything from foundations to rafters and I struggle with this stupid design? Installing a center bracket has to be so precise that the drill bit wobble is enough that the brackets won't align. My next step is to elongate out the holes on the center bracket to make it adjustable. Why the factory has fixed holes defies logic.
My bracket is exactly same as yours, but I still could not install my shade into it. Please show how to install shade into the brackets slowly and explain ? BEFORE you screw the bracket into the wall, can you please show how the shade catching the bracket. ( zoom it and do it slowly )
You push the back edge of the blinds at a slight angle against the spring clips, then you lift the front edge until you hear it snap and lock. If all clips don't lock, the blinds will fall out again.
I fucking hate these brackets. Still haven't gotten mine to latch.
It would have been helpful if you would have taken the time to show how to disconnect them.
And how do you remove the shade from that bracket???
There are built in spring clips on the back of the bracket you pull back with a screwdriver blade.
Hardest shit ever
The illustration in the instructions shows hooking the FRONT of the blind into the front of the bracket first…..then snapping the REAR into the bracket.
THIS IS TOTALLY WRONG - exactly BACKWARDS.
FIRST - apply pressure to the REAR OF THE Blind head rail to the rear of the brackets.
Then tilt the head rail of the blind up into the FRONT of the bracket and snap into the groove.
You can tear these slats into like a piece of paper. Not worth the aggravation to install them.
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I HAD A LOT OF TROUBLE INSTALLING THESE STUPID ASS SHIT SHADES