How to fit Roller blinds | 247 Guides
Roller blinds continue to be a popular window covering choice, offering a simple yet effective way to dress your windows the way you want. Fitting takes a matter of minutes, and you'll have a durable result that quickly upgrades your room in no time at all.
Made to your measurements, roller blinds can be fitted two ways, we'll take you through these options below in easy to follow steps.
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Twist&Fit
Twist&Fit Roller blinds provide a bracket-free method of fitting your blind. Which means you'll have no brackets to install!
Checkout our guide below for more information, or check the fitting page here.


What You'll Need








What's In The Box






Maintenance
To clean and maintain this blind, wipe gently using a clean damp cloth.
Check the level of your blind after each cleaning session to reduce any fraying damage.
Roller blinds can be lightly vacuumed with the soft nozzle attachment.
Step 1 - Fitting The Brackets
Top Fixing
For inside recess (RECESS)
Hold each bracket into place and mark the hole positions.
Fit each bracket with suitable screws. Please ensure fixings are suitable for the wall/surface for which you are mounting the brackets.
When top fixing into a recess, please allow for any protruding obstructions such as vents or window handles.


Face Fixing
For outside recess (EXACT)
Hold each bracket into place and mark the hole positions.
Fit each bracket with suitable screws. Please ensure fixings are suitable for the wall/surface for which you are mounting the brackets.


Step 2 - Fitting The Blind
Holding the full wound blind, insert the idle pin end into the brackets as shown.
With the idle pin end in place, insert the control end into the opposite bracket by depressing the pin end, then pull down vertically until the control end clicks into place.




Child Safety
The safety device must be installed at the maximum distance possible from the control mechanism, and at least 1.5 metres from the floor to prevent looped chain becoming slack.
Step 3 - Installing the Safety Device
Place the safety device on the wall and mark the positioning of the 2 screw holes. Drill holes using a suitable drill bit. Place the device into position, ensuring the chain is fully taut. Screw the safety device securely to the wall using suitable fixings.
CHILDREN CAN STRANGLE IF A SAFETY DEVICE IS NOT INSTALLED. ALWAYS USE A SAFETY DEVICE TO KEEP CORDS AND CHAINS OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.




WARNING
Young children can be strangled by loops in pull cords, chains, tapes and inner cords that operate the product.
To avoid strangulation and entanglement, keep cords out of the reach of young children.
Cords may become wrapped around a child's neck. Move beds, cots and furniture away from window covering cords.
Do not tie cords together. Make sure cords do not twist and create a loop.
Removal of small parts may cause suffocation risk to children. Ensure any small parts are kept out of reach of children and disposed of.