Roman Installation

MOUNT THE BRACKETS

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

You need to determine what type of surface you are mounting your bracket to. Ensure you use appropriate plugs and masonry tools if mounting into brick or stone. It's best to install brackets on studs if possible.

[Diagram: Three wall mounting brackets are shown. Each bracket has two circular mounting holes, with a larger central hole indicated for pre-drilling and height adjustment.]

Position brackets at the right height. The longer side is to be mounted onto the wall. When drilling, we advise going through the centre of the larger middle hole, allowing for height adjustment. Predrill using the brackets as a guide.

There needs to be 50-80mm between brackets, spaced out evenly to ensure the strength of the blind.

MOUNT THE BLIND

Clean hands to ensure no marks are put onto the blind.

Simply rest the head board up against the top of brackets and screw through the bracket into the headboard. Ensure you do not screw through any of the cording or mechanisms.

[Diagram: Illustration depicting the Roman blind headboard resting on a wall bracket, with an arrow indicating screwing through the bracket into the headboard.]

If it is a larger blind we recommend getting someone to assist you hang the roman.

INSTALL THE SAFETY CLIP

A child safety clip must be installed if the chain sits lower than 1.6 metres from the floor.

We here at Onlineblinds4u take the safety of our kids very seriously.

Fit the chain into the loop of the clip. Pull the clip down until it is as tight as possible without placing tension on the chain. Screw into place.

[Diagram: Illustration of a child safety clip designed to secure blind cords or chains. It shows the chain being fed through the clip's loop.]