Smith & Noble Faux Wood Blinds User manual

Faux Wood Blinds
STEP BY STEP INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Easy Lift Cordless

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A Smooth Set-Up
We want you to love your new blinds and that includes
having a smooth installation experience. If you encounter
any difculties or questions, please reach out to us for
help. It’s why we’re here. Call us at 800.248.8888 or visit
www.smithandnoble.com/knowhow for more info on
installation.
We recommend you hold on to all packaging until your blinds
are fully installed. Should something go wrong (we strongly
doubt it), we want any potential returns to be a painless
as possible.
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Everything
You Need
Table of Contents
Step 1 - Getting Started ..................................3
Overview - Easy Lift
Cordless Control .........................4
Step 2 - Mounting the Brackets ........................ 5 - 6
Spacer Blocks ...................................6
Extension Brackets ...............................7
Step 3 - Inserting the Headrail ............................7
Step 4 - Push Button Operation ...........................8
Step 5 - Attaching the Valance ............................8
Step 6 - Attaching the Wand ..............................9
Leveling the Slats ...........................................10
Care & Cleaning ...........................................10
Safety .....................................................10
Warranty ..........................................Back Cover

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OverviewStep 1 — Parts & Tools
Easy Lift Cordless
First, make sure you have all the parts and tools required to install your shades.
ALL THE HARDWARE YOU’LL NEED:
Pencil, screwdriver, ¼” nut driver, level, and a drill with a 1⁄16” drill bit.
Then nd wooden studs where you’ll want to attach the brackets; if you need to mount your
shades to wallboard or plaster, use a secure fastener designed for hollow wall applications. For
metal surfaces, pre-drill holes and use the included screws. For concrete, stone, brick, or tile
surfaces, use a masonry drill and appropriate plugs, anchors, or screws.
It’s important when selecting a fastener to make sure it’s designed to support the weight of the
shade. Follow the fastener manufacturer’s instruction from there on out.
Getting Started
MOUNTING BRACKETS
CENTER SUPPORT BRACKET
(OPTIONAL)
SCREWS
POWER DRILL
(NOT INCLUDED)
LEVEL
(NOT INCLUDED) EXTENSION BRACKET
(OPTIONAL)
SPACER BLOCKS
(OPTIONAL)
VALANCE
HEADRAIL
WAND
SCREW DRIVER & PENCIL
(NOT INCLUDED)
MOUNTING
BRACKETS
CENTER
SUPPORT
BRACKET SPACER
BLOCKS

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DURAWOOD BLINDS
Standard
Inside Mount
Standard
Outside Mount
CENTER
SUPPORT
BRACKET
MOUNTING
BRACKET
Step 2 — Mounting BracketsStep 2 — Mounting Brackets
Inside Mount
All blinds require two mounting brackets
(included). All 2-on-1 blinds receive one
center support bracket. All 3-on-1 blinds
receive two center support brackets.
Center support brackets for 2-on1 and
3-on-1 blinds should be placed over the
gap between blinds. Place mounting
brackets level and flush with window
frame.
Screw into the window frame through
the holes on the inside of the bracket
as shown.
Always use all brackets supplied. All
blinds over 48” wide require the use
of center support brackets - be sure to
mount center support bracket(s) in a
position(s) that will not interfere with
the lift mechanisms.
Always use at least two screws per
bracket to ensure a strong, secure mount.
DURAWOOD BLINDS
Standard
Inside Mount
Standard
Outside Mount
CENTER
SUPPORT
BRACKET
MOUNTING
BRACKET
Outside Mount
Hold the blind in the desired position
and mark the window frame or ceiling
1/4” past each end of the headrail
with a pencil.
Remove the blind and place the
mounting brackets level with the
pencil marks.
Be certain that the mounting brackets
are aligned with each other. Securing
with the screws provided.
* When using extension brackets, certain widths require the use of one or more
support brackets.
BLIND WIDTH SUPPORT BRACKET QTY
up to 48"+ 1/
without extension bracket
up to 96"+ 2/
without extension bracket
up to 30”+ 1/
with extension bracket*
up to 60"+ 2/
with extension bracket*
up to 90"+ 3/
with extension bracket*
Spacer Blocks (optional)
Use spacer blocks or extension brackets
to project the standard mounting
brackets out over an obstruction (such
as window moldings or ledges).
Align the holes in the back of the
bracket to the holes in the spacer block
and secure to the wall with screws.
Two spacer blocks per bracket may be
used for additional projection.
DURAWOOD BLINDS
Standard
Inside Mount
Standard
Outside Mount
CENTER
SUPPORT
BRACKET
SPACER
BLOCK
MOUNTING
BRACKET
Outside Mount with Spacer
Block (optional)
Optional Spacer block will project
bracket 3⁄8".
SPACER BLOCK
(OPTIONAL)

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Step 4 — Push Button Operation
Step 5 — Attaching the Valance
Push Button Operation
Press the button on the bottom rail to raise
and lower the blind.
Continue to press the button until the blind
is in the desired position.
The blind will stay in position when the
button is released..
Step 2 — Mounting
Step 3 — Inserting the Headrail
Extension brackets require a 2” flat
surface for mounting. Nuts and bolts
are provided for attachment.
Extension Brackets
(optional)
DURAWOOD BLINDS
Standard
Inside Mount
Standard
Outside Mount
EXTENSION
BRACKET
CENTER
SUPPORT
BRACKET
NUT
BOLT
DURAWOOD BLINDS
Standard
Inside Mount
Standard
Outside Mount
MOUNTING
BRACKET EXTENSION
BRACKET
BOLT
NUT
Inserting the Headrail
Position the headrail in the box-style
mounting brackets as shown.
Push the blind into the mounting brackets
until it won't go back any further.
Swing the covers down and snap them
closed.
HEADRAIL BRACKET
COVER
MOUNTING
BRACKET
CENTER
SUPPORT
BRACKET Attach Valance
The valance comes with magnets already
attached to the back. Simply snap the
valance into place onto the headrail.
To remove the valance, putting your fingers
behind the valance where the magnets are
located, gently pull it towards you until the
magnets pull away from the headrail.
MAGNETS
HEADRAIL
VALANCE

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Step 6 — Attaching the Wand Leveling the Slats
Leveling the Slats
Using a flathead screwdriver, place it into
the slot in the underside of the headrail.
Turn it to the right or left depending on
which adjustment you need.
ADJUSTMENTSCREWS
Attach Wand
Slide the plastic sleeve up to expose the
hook opening. (diag. 1)
Holding the plastic sleeve above the
hook, slide the hole in the end of the
wand onto the hook. (diag. 2)
Slide the plastic sleeve down. (diag. 3)
diag. 1
diag. 2
diag. 3
Care & Cleaning /Safety
Care & Cleaning
Occasional light vacuuming with a soft bristle attachment or gentle feather dusting is all
that is required to keep your blinds looking fresh and neat. For maximum results, lower
blinds to full length, then tilt slats until almost fully closed to dust. Repeat for reverse
side of slats.
Safety First. Style Second To None™.
Great style should never come at the cost of safety. Every Smith & Noble window treatment
conforms strictly to today’s safety standards, including permanent tie-down devices and
built-in cord stops. To protect young children and pets, there’s no better way to eliminate
risk than to use one of our cordless products.
Child Safety

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Warranty Service
The enjoyment of your window covering should be everlasting, which
is why our products come with a limited lifetime warranty. The warranty
applies to the original owner, requires a proof of purchase (hang on to
your receipt!) and covers defects in material or craftsmanship. Hardware
must have been properly installed. We reserve the right to determine if
your hardware warrants a repair or a replacement. Visit smithandnoble.
com/guarantee to see full details. In need of warranty service? Call us at
800.248.8888 and we’ll arrange for a repair or replacement ASAP.