The brackets we supply are universal allowing the blind to be fixed to the wall or window frame.
In top fixing, the blind can be fixed to the underside of the window recess or the ceiling of the room.

Once you have fitted the brackets to the window, it's a simple process to fix the blind in place. In the end plug which is opposite to the controls, locate the pin into the first bracket, then carefully locate the pin in the control end of the blind into the opposite bracket.

The fabric of the blind can be rolled onto its tube in two directions. The direction in which the fabric is rolled is called either Standard roll or Reverse roll. In Standard roll, the fabric of the blind hangs off the back of the tube making it sit close to the window. This way the amount of light leakage around the edges of the fabric it kept to a minimum making it a more suitable configuration for blackout blinds.

In a Reverse roll configuration, the fabric hangs off the tube to the front of the blind. In this configuration the fabric of the blind is able to clear obstructions such as the window handles when it is extended.

Should you wish to change the roll configuration, simply unroll the fabric until you can see the aluminium centre tube of the blind. When the fabric has fully unwound, run your hands along the fabric to create a fold, then continue to turn the tube in the same direction so that the fabric rolls back up on the opposite side.

All Home Choose blinds are made with child safety in mind and manufactured in accordance to BSI safety standards. When installing your blind make sure that the cord retaining device is mounted atthe maximum possiblle distance away from the control mechanism so as to prevent the loopes cord(se) becoming slack.

Make sure the device is fixed with suitable fixings and ensure that the retainer is completely closed.