I've already done inside mount with cellular shades for a few windows, but i want to replace some Roman shades with light filtering cellular shades on my French doors and just making sure there is no gotchas with this. Looks pretty straight forward.
Thank you so much for this video. I put the blinds up myself today (with trepidation!). I would not have been able to without this video! Merry Christmas!
I always add a dap of Gorilla Glue at back of bracket. You can also use a thing strip of Gorilla Tape to hold them in place while drilling tiny pilot holes and adding screws. Let set 24 hours.
Heck the ones I bought from home Depot recently actually had an adhesive strip included on the brackets that held them in place, and it was so useful. Great advice either way!
Thank you lots, it's 2 am and my parents are asleep. I was getting a snack until I saw that the blinds weren't all the way closed which scared me so I went to the door to try to pull them closed but pulled them OFF. Thanks again.
Thanks for sharing! I ordered some roller shades for my french doors which are steel doors I believe, happy to see it shouldn’t be a problem drilling holes for the brackets!
Very well done complete explanation of how to install these. I have a metal/steel door that I want to put these on. So, I can use the same procedure for drilling holes in the metal door? Thanks.
Thank you so much for making this video! I didn't realize how difficult it would be to find something like this but your video is exactly what I needed.
I have the same blinds and I’m drilling into the same type of door. Did you also use 1/8 drill bit for the hold down bracket at the bottom? The screws are smaller so did you use 1/16? Great presentation btw!! Thx
good video until the end where you discuss attaching the bottom of the blind to the door to keep if from swinging around. But for some reason you did not show / explain how to do that part .