Universal Venetian Blind Brackets 

These brackets can be screwed to the top or to the face of a wall or window frame. They should be spaced equidistantly along the width of the blind. However, before selecting a fixing point, ensure that the brackets will not be over any part of the mechanism inside the headrail. Brackets should be positioned to one side of any internal fitting.

After fixing the brackets pull the finger tabs to the centre of each bracket. Push the blind headrail upwards into the brackets and push the finger tabs back towards the headrail so that they fit flush with the front of the headrail.

Concealed Top Fix Venetian Blind Brackets

Please note great care should be taken when using this bracket as the blind cannot be removed easily once it has been fixed in place.

The bracket screws directly to a horizontal surface above the blind location. Brackets should be fitted with screws which are at least 9/16" (15mm) from a wall or window frame.

Fit two brackets with screws 3/8" (6mm) from either end of the headrail. Further brackets, if supplied, should be fitted equidistantly between the end brackets. However when positioning the brackets, care must be taken to ensure that they do not interfere with any part of the mechanism. The projections on the brackets must be positioned so that they engage with the lips on the headrail.  After fitting the brackets push the headrail upwards so that the legs of the brackets are inside of the headrail. Continue to push the headrail upwards until the projecting lugs lock firmly into the headrail.

Wooden Venetian Blind Brackets 

These brackets can be screwed to the top or to the face of a wall or window frame. They should be spaced equidistantly along the width of the blind. However, before selecting a fixing point, ensure that the brackets will not be over any part of the mechanism inside the headrail. Brackets should be positioned to one side of any internal fitting.

After fixing the brackets pull the finger tabs to the centre of each bracket. Push the blind headrail upwards into the brackets and push the finger tabs back towards the headrail so that they fit flush with the front of the headrail.