Outside Installation
Mounting onto the architrave or wall
For timber surfaces, it's recommended to pre-drill holes using a 1/8 inch drill bit before fastening the blind with the provided self-tapping screws.
When mounting the blind onto MDF, pre-drilling is unnecessary. Just use the self-tapping screws provided.
For plaster surfaces, we suggest using the Ramset 1/8 inch grip hollow wall anchor for optimal performance.
For concrete, stone, brick, or tile surfaces, utilize a masonry drill alongside suitable plugs, anchors, or screws. Please be aware that we do not supply screws for this purpose.
Organize each blind in the room according to its labeled position, and take note of the chain side and roll direction. The positioning of your blind in relation to the window will differ based on the window style and the specified fit as per your order.
To prevent leaving fingerprints, open the packaging with clean hands.
Useful tip: Place the blinds on a layer of plastic wrap to shield them from dirt and to clearly distinguish their details, reducing the risk of confusion.
Mounting onto the architrave or wall
Install the blinds inside your window frame.
Mounting onto the architrave or wall for Dual Roller Blinds.
Install the Dual Roller Blinds inside your window frame.
Mount the blinds on both the architrave or wall and inside your window frame. Please be aware that the face fit blind will be larger than the recess blind in this specific scenario.
For larger blinds, it's recommended to have someone assist you in holding them in place.
When the blind is rolled up, begin by inserting it into the Chain Drive bracket. Make sure that the part where the chain is covered by the bracket is correctly aligned at the top. Failure to do so could result in challenges when winding the blind and potential damage.
Securely insert the Idle End of the blind into the Pin End bracket, ensuring it clicks into place.
Pin ends provide the flexibility to make adjustments if there's any mismeasurement of the roller blind. By rotating the clear plastic cog, you can extend the pin in 1mm increments, with a maximum extension of 8mm.
Important Notice: In compliance with Australian Child Safety Laws, it is mandatory to install a cord tensioner if the chain is located less than 1.6m from the floor. This requirement is aimed at minimizing the risk of strangulation.
Potential Problem: Incorrect positioning of the blind in the Chain Drive bracket Solution: Return to Step 3, "Placing the blind," and verify that the blind is correctly inserted. Pay close attention to the end cap to ensure it hasn't been rotated out of position. Ensuring proper alignment and positioning of the blind within the Chain Drive bracket should resolve the issue.
Roll up the blind and attach a 10cm strip of masking tape to the aluminum tube, emphasizing the desired direction for the blind's movement. Add more layers of tape if necessary to ensure the blind rolls up evenly. If this doesn't resolve the issue, please reach out to us for additional help.
You can utilize a damp cloth, but ensure not to scrub too vigorously to prevent damage to the blockout coating. Curious about our recommended approach for achieving spotless blinds? Baby wipes are our hidden gem!
The fabric of the blind might develop a curve during transit or if it remains in the same position for a prolonged period. Fortunately, this issue typically rectifies itself over time.
Kindly remove the end caps and brackets, then swap their positions to the opposite sides.
