Steve, thank you for your very helpful video. I purchased another brand of blind and installed it using an "outside mount". There were NO instructions on how to assemble the "valance returns" (the two side pieces over the decorative valance); not in the box and nothing online that I could fine, until I found your video. You have a new fan and I have properly installed blinds. :-) Thanks again.
@@Bestcustomscreens well…I was doing the job as a favor and the lady couldnt make up her friggn mind….after an hour and a half of standing around, doing nothing, and listening to her indecisiveness i told her to call someone else. I then hit the bar and watched football.
@@Bestcustomscreens I swear man, she was driving me nuts. Its one of those moments in life where you debate money versus maintaining your sanity. I chose sanity, and football. Keep up the great vids bro
When you use this machine driller how deep you make the hole, I mean, should I count 1, 2 3, enough to screw the hardware of the blind? Is this manual machine driller, how many batteries is used? Do I find this battery machine in the home depot?it comes with the baterries and the correct screws size?
amzn.to/3u4DgUi this is where I bought my combo drill and driver to install. When pre drilling the pilot holes you only need to drill through the mounding. Not into the wall . The purpose of drilling is to not crack the wood. Does this make sense?
First off I'd like to apologize for replying after 2 weeks. Unfortunately I didn't see the alert of your comment. Now to my answer.... If you have a hollow wall you can always use anchors. Above the window thre should always be a header. A header is a large piece of wood above the window. Usually about 4 to 8 inches tall depending on the size of your window. There may also be thick plaster or double or triple layers of drywall. In this case you will need longer screws. Also invest in stud finder. That may help you find the wood. Hope this helps. Please let me know if it worked.
The standard screws installers use are 1 1/4" or 1 1/2" screws. We also use hex heads because the hex bits work well with the cordless driver. Thanks for watching.
You will need to take the blind down from the brackets. It sounds like the ladder cord may have come off of the drums on top. Once you have taken it down you'll see what's going in there.