Installing Hold Down Brackets Blinds

Once the window blind head is in place you can easily pull the blinds down and put them back up as needed.

Installing hold down brackets blinds.

Installing cellular shades or honeycomb shades is a great way to add color and light control to a space. Hold the blinds up to the window top where you want them to hang. This is where you will drill holes for the screws that hold the brackets. The blind will not tilt properly if the pin is not centered correctly.

After the brackets are secured you will then hook the window blind head rail into the bracket rotate it and click it into place. Use a mallet or hammer the pin will burr in. Inside mount video. Mark the window top at the edges of the brackets with a pencil.

Type 1 one piece hold down brackets. With the hold down brackets attached to the bottom rail lower the blinds to the hold down bracket mounting surface and mark the bracket locations. Wind can also wreak havoc on your screen door. Installing hold down brackets is easy to do and will help prevent unnecessary damage to your blinds door and window frame.

Remove the two brackets from the blinds. Our blinds also included these hold down brackets. The holddown pin must be inserted into the center of each side of the bottomrail. Remember for cell shades installed on doors use optional hold down brackets to secure bottom rail.

All you need to do is make sure the mounting brackets are even mark where they will go and screw them in. Holding each bracket on the pencil lines place a dot inside the bracket holes. Outside mount video. Hold down window blind brackets.

Hold down brackets fig. These brackets are used to keep the bottom of the blind from swaying when mounted on doors or exposed to the wind. Instructions for installing hold down brackets. Attach the hold down brackets at the bottom of the window with the included screws as shown for your installation type.

Repair a screen door easily with these simple steps. Hold down brackets are used to secure the bottom rail of your blinds to the bottom of a door or a window to prevent them from moving around. Once installed you can keep the bottom rail hooked on the brackets so the blinds won t flap around when the window is open on a breezy day.