Hold the headrail in position and mark bracket locations with pencil. Use a level to ensure straight alignment. For wide blinds, use center support brackets.

Drill pilot holes at marked locations. Secure brackets with provided screws. Test bracket stability before proceeding.

Tilt the headrail into front bracket lips. Push back of headrail up into brackets. Listen for the "click" sound. Test operation before finalizing.

Secure cord cleats at appropriate height. Install hold-down brackets if applicable. Ensure all cords are out of children's reach.

If doing multiple windows, start with the easiest. Build confidence before tackling complex ones.

Extra hands make installation safer and easier, especially helpful for wide treatments.

Use a level at every step. Small angles become obvious over time.

If something doesn't fit, stop and reassess. Forcing can damage your treatments or walls.

Solution: Use wall anchors for drywall. Consider professional help for plaster/concrete.

Solution: Re-check bracket levels. Adjust bracket positions as needed.

Solution: Ensure proper bracket spacing. Check for obstructions in mechanisms.