These can be used for:
Roller blinds
Electric roller blinds
Cordless roller blinds
Use a metal tape measure to ensure accurate measurements.
Fabric on a roller blind is 35mm narrower than the full bracket to bracket size meaning that on windows where two blinds are fitted next to each other the gap will be approximately 40mm. This may prevent all the glass being covered.
Roller blind brackets for conservatories are face fixed i.e. the brackets are screwed facewards into the window frame.
The size of roller blind brackets are different depending on the size of the blind.
Use the information below to determine the bracket allowance.
Bracket Allowance = X
If you have decided to top fix
Bracket allowance for blinds up to 2000mm wide x 2500mm drop: X = 53mm
Bracket allowance for blinds up to 2500mm wide x 2700mm drop: X = 56mm
If you have decided to face fix
Bracket allowance for blinds up to 2000mm wide x 2500mm drop: X = 65mm
Bracket allowance for blinds up to 2500mm wide x 2700mm drop: X = 71mm
Note down the X value for the next step.
If your window has any handles that protrude out affecting the blinds then please order them as reverse roll.
The fabric will then fall over the front of the tube, missing the handles. See images.
Take an A4 sheet of paper and cut in half.
Place the two pieces of paper next to each other and mark a line at measurement X.
1) Place the pieces of paper on the window sill touching the frame and slide together until the two lines meet.
2) Then using a pencil make a mark on the window sill at the point where the corner of the fabric meets the frame.
3) Repeat on the opther angles around the bay.
The overall width of the roller blind including brackets is approximately 35mm wider than the fabric.
Measure from one mark to the next as shown on the illustration. This will give you the widths the blinds will need to be.
Order all blinds as BRACKET TO BRACKET SIZE
Follow the same principle for where a door meets a window, however be sure to note down the longer measurement for the drop.
For the drop measure from where the bracket is to be fitted to the window sill.
Order all blinds as BRACKET TO BRACKET SIZE.
The fitting of roller blinds on conservatory doors can be done in 2 places depending on available bracket space an personal choice.
This is generally along the same frame as where the blinds for the windows will be fitted, meaning they will not be affected by the doors. Choosing between 1 or 2 blinds gives different light control options.
With a pencil mark on the frame where each bracket would be fitted and use this as the width.
Measure from where the brackets are to be fitted to where the fabric will finish.
Order as BRACKET TO BRACKET
With a pencil mark on the frame where each bracket would be fitted for both blinds and use this as the width.
Measure from where the brackets are to be fitted to where the fabric will finish.
Order both blinds as BRACKET TO BRACKET
Measure the required width the fabric needs to be ensuring that it sits inside the handle, making sure it isnt touching it.
Bear in mind as in the illustration the bracket to bracket width of the blind will be approximately 35mm wider than the fabric, so ensure there is enough fitting space for the brackets.
Measure up to 2 inches below the glass to ensure its covered.
Order as FABRIC SIZE.
The overall width of the roller blind including brackets is approximately 35mm wider than the fabric.
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