Before You Start
This guide provides a general overview of installing blinds and shades. For precise instructions, please refer to the specific installation manual for your product.
Helpful Tips Before Starting:
Use a steel tape measure for accurate measurements.
Ensure your window is suitable for either:
Inside Mount: Fits inside the window recess for a neat appearance.
Outside Mount: Covers the entire window frame.
Double-check your package to confirm you have all required screws, mounts, and hardware for installation.
Tools You Will Need
Make sure you have the following tools on hand:
- Measuring Tape
- Level tool
- Screwdriver
- Drill
- Step Ladder (if necessary)
Installation Steps
Select your customized installation category below to access full instructions on installing your blinds or shades.
How to Install Inside Mount Blinds or Shades
Place the first bracket at the upper corner of the window frame, aligning it with the wall surface. Refer to your product instructions for exact bracket placement (especially for decorative valance).
Mark screw locations with a pencil.
Repeat for the second bracket at the opposite corner of the window frame. Use drywall anchors if mounting into drywall without studs.
Use a steel tape measure or level tool to confirm even bracket placement.
Drill pilot holes smaller than your screws at the marked locations, then screw the brackets in place.
Install the blinds by sliding the headrail into the brackets and secure it by closing or snapping the brackets, depending on the style.
Test the blinds by lowering, raising, and rotating them to ensure functionality.
For help, contact us to access the relevant installation video.
How to Install Outside Mount Blinds or Shades
Position the first bracket in the upper corner of the window frame, flush with the wall’s surface. Refer to your product instructions for exact bracket placement.
Mark screw locations with a pencil.
Repeat for the second bracket at the opposite corner of the window frame. Use drywall anchors if mounting into drywall without studs.
Use a steel tape measure or level tool to confirm even bracket placement.
Drill pilot holes smaller than your screws at the marked locations, then screw the brackets in place.
Install the blinds by sliding the headrail into the brackets and secure it by closing or snapping the brackets, depending on the style.
Test the blinds by lowering, raising, and rotating them to ensure functionality.
For assistance, contact us for the relevant installation video.
If you encounter any issues, feel free to contact us. Our expert team is ready to assist with measurements and installation.
