This guy does the best job of showing you how to do something. Short, to the point and gives you everything you need to know including tips. I wish this guy did the how-to videos for everything I needed to do.
Thanks a million. The Amazon retailer even sent us to your video prior to us receiving the blinds, saying you were better than the manufacturer instructions.
It easy and here are some tricks I found to make installation even easier. Once I located first hole to drill - I used a compound square to quickly copy mark for next bracket. After drilling one pilot hole for each bracket, I used a 1/4 inch drive socket on my cordless drill and tightened up the screw. With the bracket snug, I then drove in the second screw. Using these tricks cut my installation time in half.
The install is great but if someone in the comments could let me know about the working of these blinds? If I pull down to halfway from the top and then pull the bottom down no problem. But if I push the bottom back up again it doesn't stay - just flops back down. What am I missing?
I have cordless top down bottom up cellular shades of an unknown brand where a string has snapped. They have a bottom rail and a top rail and the header rail. The header rail has turning dowels with string loaded. The header rail also has springs attached. One of the strings snapped. I have one loose end at the bottom and another in the headrail. I cannot find a diagram or video to match my style. Suggestions?
Do you know if these blinds can be installed from the side instead of the top, or if they makes ones that can? Our window is arched so I’d like to install it going across as high as possible before the arch starts. Thanks
Looks like you can buy blind brackets at Home Depot, Lowes, or from online stores. If your blinds are like mine and made by Blinds.com I would call customer service at 800-505-1905 and see if you could get extra brackets from them.
The blinds I've removed have a bracket that you release and pivot the blinds out, or a door latch that you raise up slide the blinds out. Then there are screws you need to remove from the brackets.
This guy does the best job of showing you how to do something. Short, to the point and gives you everything you need to know including tips. I wish this guy did the how-to videos for everything I needed to do.
Thanks Ricky, I appreciate the feedback.
@rickymoser896 He does! Check out his other videos on his channel.
Thanks a million. The Amazon retailer even sent us to your video prior to us receiving the blinds, saying you were better than the manufacturer instructions.
Thanks Sandi for watching and for the information.
I have been putting off installing these blinds but after watching this it seems very straightforward. Thank you
You're welcome and good luck on your installation!
Same here, going on a year - thinking it was gonna be a complicated job!
Thank you! No issues installing our blinds thanks to you!
Great to hear!
Good vid, it's amazing how many people don't know this type of blinds exist.
Agree, we love this style of blinds.
It easy and here are some tricks I found to make installation even easier. Once I located first hole to drill - I used a compound square to quickly copy mark for next bracket. After drilling one pilot hole for each bracket, I used a 1/4 inch drive socket on my cordless drill and tightened up the screw. With the bracket snug, I then drove in the second screw. Using these tricks cut my installation time in half.
Good information, thanks for posting.
This is a perfect video. So helpful, straight forward, and detailed. Thank you!
Thanks, I appreciate the feedback.
Thanks for the wonderfully detailed video, great explanation of what goes where.
Glad it was helpful!
Great tutorial, it has been very helpful. Thank you!
Great to hear!
Fantastic clear and well done video! THANK YOU!!
You're welcome!
incredibly thorough and helpful. THANK YOU!!!
Thanks for watching.
Excellent instructions, thank you very much for talking the time to detail the process for us.
Glad it was helpful!
This video is awesome. So easy to understand!!!!!Thank you for this !!!!
Thanks Kim, I appreciate the feedback.
Thank you so much for this! 🙂 I was able to install my blinds quickly and easily, thanks to your video.
Excellent!
This is very helpful. I will be doing an outside mount. I hope it's as straightforward.
Good luck!
Fantastic details. Great stuff!
Thanks Edwin, I appreciate the feedback.
Thanks for this great video! Have you considered ClearFit when you purchased? Why didn't you go for the option?
What is that?
Very detailed explanation. Thanks for the helpful video
Thanks Poorna for watching.
Thank you for the clear & easy explanation!
Thanks Amina for watching.
Do you have a link for the blinds that you installed?
Here's the link: www.blinds.com/p/blindscom-premium-light-filtering-cellular-shades/530122
Thanks for sharing the link @@Iscaper
The install is great but if someone in the comments could let me know about the working of these blinds? If I pull down to halfway from the top and then pull the bottom down no problem. But if I push the bottom back up again it doesn't stay - just flops back down. What am I missing?
I have cordless top down bottom up cellular shades of an unknown brand where a string has snapped. They have a bottom rail and a top rail and the header rail. The header rail has turning dowels with string loaded. The header rail also has springs attached. One of the strings snapped. I have one loose end at the bottom and another in the headrail. I cannot find a diagram or video to match my style. Suggestions?
I see the install and compliment the video on that. However does anybody have information on how these have the ability to go "bottom-up"?
When installed simply grasp the bottom edge of the blind and lift up to desired height.
Dude -- this is a PERFECT video. Thanks!
Thanks!
Do you know if these blinds can be installed from the side instead of the top, or if they makes ones that can? Our window is arched so I’d like to install it going across as high as possible before the arch starts. Thanks
These blinds only work as a top mount. You can buy shades that open from the side.
hi, your video is helpful. where can I purchase the brackets if I lost them? thank you in advance for info. Subscribed
Looks like you can buy blind brackets at Home Depot, Lowes, or from online stores. If your blinds are like mine and made by Blinds.com I would call customer service at 800-505-1905 and see if you could get extra brackets from them.
Did you hit a stud when drilling? Or is it being mounted on drywall?
Most windows are framed in wood so yes the screws were installed into the window frame.
You sir made a very clear, easy to follow instructional video. ....... it was > > > P E R F E C T........!!!! Thank You!!! ✍)))
Thanks, I appreciate the feedback.
Thank you!! Great video
Thanks Kristyn for watching.
I was told not to leave them in the middle and that it would ruin them?
I've never heard that.
You didn't need any anchors?
There is a solid wooden (header) above the window where he drilled, no anchors are necessary. ✍)))
Great job!
Thanks!
Apparently I had dud blinds. Ready to put in the install and I have no idea how to get the original ones out. Anyone know?
The blinds I've removed have a bracket that you release and pivot the blinds out, or a door latch that you raise up slide the blinds out. Then there are screws you need to remove from the brackets.
Thank you
Welcome!
What color did you get?
Igloo.
Thanks!
Welcome!
But how do they actually work?? I don’t understand
Simply use the lift handles to move the bottom or top of the blind to the position you want.
Thank you for sharing! Your video made it so simple🙂i threw those instructions away 🗑
Thanks for watching!