Venetian solar bracket installation

How to fit Venetian blinds?

Luckily, fitting Venetian blinds is as simple as gathering your tools, fixing the brackets and attaching the blinds to the brackets. By following our instructions, you’ll know how to fit Venetian blinds in no time. Fitting Venetian blinds should be a relatively easy job, even for an amateur do-it-yourself enthusiast.

How do you install Venetian blinds on uPVC windows?

You simply slip the bracket into place between the rubber and glass. Then snap them into place — and voila — your new blinds are up and ready to use. These venetian blinds come in a white or anthracite frame to match the colour of your UPVC window frames.

How long does it take to install Venetian blinds?

The brackets will add 3 millimetres to the measurements given and you’ll receive a colour-matched valance that is slightly larger than the blind. It also includes side returns to cover the end of the headrail. Now that you’ve measured and ordered your venetian blinds, it’s time to get them installed. This process will take just a few minutes.

What are Venetian blinds?

These blinds are also known as wooden blinds or aluminium venetian blinds. Venetian blinds are made from real wood, faux wood, PVC and metals like aluminium. They come in a range of stains and colours including white, black, mahogany and cedar. These blinds are a popular choice for bedrooms and living rooms as they add a natural touch.

How do I know if my Venetian blinds are working properly?

Check that the Venetian blinds are working properly by pulling down on the cord. The blinds' slats should be nesting against each other while also resting against the topmost part of the support bar. Climb up the ladder. Ask your assistant to hand the blinds over to you; you may also carry the blind with you.

How much valance do you need for venetian blinds?

For all of our venetian blinds, we deduct 12 millimetres from the width to allow room for the control mechanism. You’ll also get a matching valance that is cut to your dimension to cover the headrail. For exact blind measurements, also known as outside the recess, you’ll need to decide where to mount the blinds.