Identify the blind system, check the supplied parts and follow the relevant sequence before regular use.
Match each blind to the correct room and window before unpacking fully.
Lay out the brackets, profiles, safety devices and supplied fixings.
Use fixings suitable for the wall, ceiling or frame material.
Clear the sill and floor, then use safe access where required.
Position the brackets
Hold the brackets in the confirmed face-fix or top-fix position, level them and mark the fixing points.
Secure the brackets Check for hidden pipes or cables and use fixings appropriate to the surface. Do not rely on unsuitable supplied screws.
Mount the blind Insert the control end and idle end in the order shown with the product, then confirm both ends are locked.
Fit the safety device Secure the chain safety device immediately, at the correct tension and position.
Test the movement Raise and lower the blind slowly. The fabric should track cleanly without rubbing the recess.
Tape measure, pencil, suitable drill and bits, screwdriver, level and safe step ladder.
The correct fixing depends on the surface. If you are unsure, seek competent fitting advice.
These systems attach to a compatible glazed door or window without drilling into the main frame.
Clean the contact area and check the glazing seals, handles and vents against the order details.
Insert the supplied parts only in the positions shown for the system. Do not force them behind the bead.
Join the profiles squarely where assembly is required, then offer the complete frame to the window.
Engage each fixing evenly, confirm the frame sits flat and test the blind and window operation.
Confirm whether the blind is free-hanging, framed or tensioned before fitting.
Identify the system Match the parts to the product label and keep tension cords or side profiles organised.
Fit brackets or profiles Mark them level and secure them using appropriate fixings or the supplied no-drill method.
Mount and tension Attach the headrail or frame, then tension only as directed. Do not twist or shorten cords.
Operate slowly Check that the fabric folds evenly and the bottom rail remains level.
Fit and level the headrail, hang the louvres in order, connect weights or chains where supplied, and test the controls before rotating fully.
Secure the brackets, lock in the headrail and fit the pelmet or valance where supplied. Check slats tilt and lift freely.
Fit every child-safety device, keep controls clear of furniture and confirm the blind cannot catch the sill or handles.
Assemble profiles where required, position the frame evenly around the glazed area and engage the specified clips or brackets without forcing the glazing bead. Confirm the panels and window handles both operate freely.
Fit the blind mechanically first. Charge battery motors where required, then pair the selected remote or hub using the instructions supplied for that motor. Do not force the blind or change end limits unless the motor guide instructs you to.
Check the brackets, frame alignment and fabric path before running the motor again. Contact the team with the order number and a short video if the issue remains.
All brackets, clips and profiles are fully secure.
Chain and cord safety devices are fitted immediately.
The blind moves freely and stops without catching.
Window and door handles still operate safely.
Packaging, spare parts and instructions are kept with the order details.
Stop before drilling if there may be hidden pipes, cables or an unsuitable fixing surface.