Next Day Blinds Premium Cordless User manual

Installation Bracket Spacing on Headrail
2 1/4” 2 1/4”Space evenlySpace evenly
Installation
Bracket Centerline
DBracket Spacing
The brackets should be installed where the centerlines are noted in the illustration.
Depending on the width of the roller shade, necessary additional brackets may be
evenly spaced between the two end brackets.
Shade
Width
Number of
Brackets
To 40”
40” To 72”
72” To 84”
84” To 96”
2
3
4
5
BThe Tools
To install your Next Day Blinds Roller Shades, you will need a few basic tools:
• Phillips Head Screwdriver*, or 1/4” nut driver*
• Measuring tape
• Pencil
* Power screwdriver or power drill with #2 Phillips attachment or 1/4” nut attachment may be used.
1. Order size of the shade
2. Room location (If not present, info not given at time of order)
3. Whether the shade was ordered for inside mount (IB), outside mount (OB), or side mount (EM)
CSorting Your Shades
On top of the headrail of your Next Day Blinds Roller Shade, there is a sorting label. On this label, you will recognize:
2. Room Location Work Order Number
1. Order Size of Shade 3. Type of Mount
AGetting Started
The Parts: Before starting, identify whether your product has a decorative cassette or no cassette–your parts will vary based on this.
Remove and identify the parts required for the installation of your shades:
EBracket Installation
Inside Mount (IB)
With Cassette: Refer to Figure 1 for bracket
installation details.
No Cassette: Make sure that the screw head
is fully recessed inside the clear plastic part of the
mounting bracket (Fig. 2).
Figure 1
With Cassette: Smooth or Fabric Insert
Figure 2
No Cassette
Installation Instructions | Roller Shades
Lift Systems: for Premium Cordless
Universal Extension Brackets (optional)Hold Down Bracket & Screw (optional) Bolts and Nuts (optional) End Cap Covers (optional)
Handle
Important Note: Screws provided are for installation into wooden frames only. For
metal surfaces, use suitable sheet metal screws and pre-drill holes. For concrete,
stone, brick, or tile, use a carbide drill and appropriate anchors and screws. For
wallboard or plaster, use hollow wall anchors and/or longer screws to reach framing or
stud. In all cases, follow the fastener manufacturer’s recommendations.
Hex Head Screws (1 1/4”) Mounting Brackets
With Cassette:
Mounting BracketsPan Head Screws
No Cassette:

Outside Mount (OB)
Important Note: Make sure your mounting surface is level.
If the headrail does not sit level, the fabric will not roll up
evenly which could damage the edges of the fabric.
Outside Mount (OB) with Extension Brackets
(Optional)
Extension Brackets are used to project the back of the shades up
to 2 1/2” from the mounting surface (Fig. 5). Attach the Standard
Mounting Bracket to the Extension Bracket with the nut and bolt
provided (Fig. 6).
Nut
Bolt
Mounting
Bracket
Figure 8
Extension
Bracket
Figure 7
Side Mount (EM)
Measure from window sill up to desired mounting position on
each side of the window frame. Mark position. Mount Side Mount
Brackets on each side of window frame as shown (Fig. 7). Make
sure to confirm that headrail will sit perfectly level. Once Side Mount
Brackets are installed and properly positioned, attach the Standard
Mounting Brackets using the nuts and bolts provided (Fig. 8).
Installing Your Roller Shades into the Brackets
With Cassette
Push the headrail back until it is fully engaged (Fig. 1 and Fig. 2).
No Cassette
Inside Mount or Extension Bracket
Hook the rail onto the front of the bracket, push back on spring and
rotate it until the back of the rail securely snaps into place (Fig. 3).
Outside/Wall Mount
Hook the rail onto the top of the bracket, push down on the spring and
rotate it until the back of the rail securely snaps into place (Fig. 4).
F
Figure 3 (Side View) Figure 4 (Side View)
Figure 5 Figure 6
Nut
Bolt
Extension
Bracket Mounting
Bracket
Figure 3
With Cassette: Smooth or Fabric Insert
3/4” min.
surface
Figure 4
No Cassette
3/8”
minimum
Plastic tab should
be face up
Push the rail
back until it is
fully engaged
Figure 1
Mounting
Bracket
Headrail
Figure 2
Fully engaged
Installing Handle
To install the handle, find the middle of the bottom rail. Insert the top two prongs of the handle into the top lip
of the bottom rail. Gently push down and back on the handle to that the bottom two prongs snap the handle
into place.
G

Shade Adjustments (Optional)
Once installed, raise and lower your shade to see if any adjustments are needed to the shade’s tension or
upstop position. If no adjustments are needed, skip to Step J.
Adjusting these two settings will require access to screws located at the ends of your headrail (if you have a
decorative cassette, you can access these screws through holes in your cassette’s end cap). If your shade
is inside mounted, the screw (or end cap hole) may be obscured by your window frame. In this case, remove
the shade’s headrail from the brackets and perform the necessary adjustments.
Tension Adjustment
First, identify which type of roll you have (see Fig. 1). On a standard roll, the adjustment is made on the left
end of the shade. On a reverse Roll, the adjustment is made on the right end.
If the shade does not go all the way up, you will need to increase the spring tension (see Fig. 2).
If the shade goes up too quickly, you will need to decrease the spring tension (see Fig. 3).
Note: Make sure that your shade is all the way up, and use one hand to hold the roll in place while turning
the screw with your other hand using a screwdriver (see Fig. 4).
Upstop Adjustment
First, identify which type of roll you have (see Fig. 1). On a standard roll, the adjustment is made on the right
end of the shade. On a reverse roll, the adjustment is made on the left end.
Retract the shade and let it rise to its default top stopping point. If you do not like where the upstop is set,
it can be adjusted. To lower or raise the upstop position of the bottom rail, adjust using a screwdriver
(see Fig. 5).
I
Figure 4
Installing Hold Down Bracket (Optional)
Hold Down Brackets are mounted with supplied screws. With the shade at its proper drop, place the pin of each
Hold Down into the hole in each End Cap and mark the screw holes. Make sure the pins are level and aligned.
Raise the shade, then screw the Hold Down Bracket into the mounting surface.
H
Hold Down
Bracket
End Cap
Child Safety
In order to keep your window treatments looking new, follow the
recommended methods for care and maintenance. Regular care will
result in better appearance and performance from your window
coverings.
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Cleaning and Care
Next Day Blinds is committed to incorporating the latest and most effective child-safe technologies in our products.
Without any exposed cording this product offers the assurance you need for window coverings in rooms accessed
by young children.
Dusting Hand-Held
Vacuum
Compressed
Air
Hair
Dryer
Spot
Cleaning
Water
Immersion
Ultrasonic
Cleaning
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Apply End Cap Covers (Optional)
This step applies only if you chose the decorative cassette option with your order.
Once installation and any necessary tension adjustments have been completed, apply the included adhesive
end cap covers over the holes at each end of the cassette. If the end cap hole is not visible (inside mount),
this step is optional.
J
End cap cover
Headrail
Correct Incorrect
Note: When setting the upstop, DO NOT
allow the bottom rail to jam between the
installation brackets. This will result in
damage to the fabric.
Standard Roll Reverse Roll
Figure 1
Figure 5
Lower Bottom Rail:
Rotate Clockwise
Raise Bottom Rail
Rotate Counter-clockwise
Figure 2
Increase Tension:
Rotate Clockwise
Figure 3
Decrease Tension:
Rotate Counter-clockwise