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Operating Your Shade
Raise or lower the shade to the desired height, and then
wrap the draw cord around the cord cleat to secure the
shade at that height.
Safety
All Roman shades feature knotted cords designed to protect
small children and pets from becoming entangled. When the
shades are raised, excess cord may hang within the reach of
children or pets. To prevent possible injury in these situations,
wrap excess cord around the cleat.
Outside Mount
Step 1: Mark the Mounting Holes
Position the shade as you want it to hang on the molding or wall
above the window opening. Make sure it is centered.
On the wall or molding, mark the positions where you will
install the L-brackets, 2" in from each side of the shade.
For wider shades, position the third L-bracket at or near
the center of the shade, making sure it does not interfere
with a screw eye. Mark the position. Make sure all L-
brackets are level and aligned.
Remove the shade.
2 "
2 "
Step 2: Drill the Mounting Holes
Note
: Be sure about the desired position of the shade before
drilling the mounting holes.
Using a
" drill bit, drill pilot holes at the locations marked in
1
⁄16
Step 1.
Step 3: Attach the L-Brackets
Attach the L-brackets to the wall or molding as shown, using the
1
" screws.
1
⁄2
Ensure that the L-brackets are level and evenly spaced before
attaching the shade.
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