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How to Install Roman Blinds - Australia

https://www.homeblindsaustralia.com.a... How to Install Roman Blinds by Home Blinds Australia. Custom made here in Australia, our Roman Blinds are extremely easy to install - which means you can have the blinds you really want. Step by step instructions will guide you through the simplicity of installing Roman Blinds. The soft folds of fabric from a Roman blind bring warmth to a home. Let me show you how to install them. Find the brackets that were delivered with your blinds. They look something like this. For a recess fit, you typically screw them here, to the front of the frame, one bracket on each end, two centimeters in from the edge, and the remaining evenly spread across the top of the window frame. For a face fit, you can screw them here, to the front of the architrave. Again, one bracket either side, two centimeters in from the edge, and the remaining brackets spaced evenly across the architrave. And the third options is to mount the blind above the window frame so these folds of fabric cover as little of the window as possible. These folds are approximately 30 centimeters, so make sure you add that at the time of ordering. Where possible, it is best to screw into the timber studs, which are behind this plaster wall. On nearly all doors and windows, there is a timber stud that runs vertically either side of the window frame. If you can't find the studs in between, that's okay. Just make sure you use good quality anchors, like these, that are the right weight rating for the job. Slot the front edge of the blinds in like so, roll the blind back, and clip each bracket into place. You can check it's in securely by checking the bottoms are clipped in. If you ever need to remove your blinds, just lift the blind as so and push back the clip to remove. Now you can check the blind operation. Next, we fit the child safety device. Fitting this safety device is extremely simple, but one of the most important parts of the job. First, clip the guide over the chain. Raise it a few centimeters above the length of the chain so it will freely move when you want to use the blind. And double check it doesn't form a loop of 22 centimeters or greater. Always screw the safety device into a firm surface, like this timber window frame, using the screws provided. Give it another test, and you're done. It's that easy. If you've got any questions or think you've got a scenario different to what we've shown you today, then feel free to call our customer service team 24 hours a day. Or email us, and we'll get back to you as soon as we can.