Levolor Trim and go Natural Wood Roman blind installation question
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Levolor Trim and go Natural Wood Roman blind installation question
Hi All:
I just bought this from Lowes and was ready to install it on my window. I am going for an inside mount. It comes with 3 brackets and each bracket has 4 holes to mount it to the inside of the window. The issue is that there are only 7 screws. It's not that I am missing parts because the packing list has 3 brackets and 7 screws listed. I am trying to figure out how how would I want 3 brackets with 7 screws. It does not make any sense!
Has anyone else encountered the same issue?
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Matt
I just bought this from Lowes and was ready to install it on my window. I am going for an inside mount. It comes with 3 brackets and each bracket has 4 holes to mount it to the inside of the window. The issue is that there are only 7 screws. It's not that I am missing parts because the packing list has 3 brackets and 7 screws listed. I am trying to figure out how how would I want 3 brackets with 7 screws. It does not make any sense!
Has anyone else encountered the same issue?
Thanks
Matt
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Hi and welcome to the forum! You don't need to put 4 in each bracket. Just put one in the top left and one in the bottom right or vice-versa. The extra one is in case you lose one.
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Dare I say 1 screw per bracket will suffice. If you are able to push a bracket flush against the back of your trim, it will prevent the bracket from spinning and will only need 1 screw. With a holding rate of well over 10 pounds, a single screw used properly is the most forgiving to your wood work.
those 4 holes are for choice
those 4 holes are for choice
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Dare I say 1 screw per bracket will suffice.