Can you buy brackets for blinds?

Our selection includes one and two inch mini blind brackets, wood, faux and venetian brackets, vertical blind brackets, silhouette shade brackets, cellular/honeycomb & pleated shade brackets, woven wood blind brackets, hold down brackets, extension brackets, and the hardware to repair your blinds.

What are extension brackets for blinds?

Extension brackets are used to push an outside mount further away from the wall. Hold down brackets are mounted to the door or wall and attach to the window covering. They are used to secure the bottom of the covering.

Are blind mounting brackets universal?

However you mount the brackets, the process is the same. Roller shades are mounted over windows to help keep sunlight out of the room. These brackets generally are the same for every brand of roller, making them universal.

How do you hang blinds without brackets?

Place the head rail over the top window trim and center it over the window. Place a bubble level on top of the head rail and position the blind so it remains level on the top window trim. Mark the holes you drilled onto the head rail by placing a screw into each hole then pressing the screws into the wood.

What is the top of a blind called?

Valance
Valance. The valance is the decorative piece that covers the top portion of the blind.

Can you mount blinds on trim?

You can mount your blinds to the trim as long as it is flat and meets the minimum requirements for an outside mount. Mounting on the trim of the window is the easiest route because all you need to collect is the size of the trim dimensions.

Can you extend blinds?

Slats can be added to a blind as long as extra ladder strings exist at its bottom. Adding slats to wood, faux wood, aluminum or vinyl blinds allows homeowners to extend the blind’s length. It is possible to add slats to a blind only when unused ladders exist at the bottom of the blind.