Timberlux Blinds Installation Guide
Please find enclosed appropriate brackets and screws for either top fix or face fix.
Fixings
2 x end cover brackets (marked LH and RH)1 x centre support (if over 1600mm)
4 x screws (6 with support)
For inside recess blinds a 12mm deduction has been made for easy fitting.
Method Of Fitting
Your blinds were made to be fitted either outside the recess or inside the recess. Please follow the instructions below that apply to your blind. For inside recess blinds a 12mm dedcution has been made for easy fitting.
Mounting The Brackets
The mounting brackets may be mounted using the screws provided in several different orientations depending on your needs. See illustration below.
Measure For Fitting
When fitting outside recess first measure cassette box with brackets on. Then mark the area where you intend fit, and screw brackets in place (with catch facing out). For inside recess position right hand/left hand brackets into recess where fitting and mark holes, drill, place plugs and fit brackets. When brackets are in place, slide head cassette box into the brackets horizontally. Secure by clipping catches over - see illustration.
Valance
With your wooden venetian blind you will be provided with a valance to cover the front of the cassette box. This attaches simply by velcro.Valance Returns For Outside Recess
A mitred valance for the returns will be supplied at customers request on blinds fitted outside the recess. When measuring outside please note that the mitred returns will add as addional 16mm to the overall blind size.
Operating Your Blind
Tilt (Single Cord Acron) - To tilt your slated blind pull either the single acorn cords.Raise or lower (Multi-cord Acord) - Slat's should be fully open, not tilted when raising or lowering. To raise the blind, pull the cord straight down and lock by pulling cords to the right. To lower the blind pull the cords towards the left of the blind and slowly raise your hand while holding onto the cords. Move the cord back to the vertical position and the cord lock holds the blind in position.