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Hanging new blinds is often more difficult than making the initial choose. Whether you want to mount the new mini blind inside or outside of the window?

Mounts for Window Blinds and Shades
Blinds or shades can be mounted either inside or outside of your window frame. An inside frame makes for a cleaner look because the blinds will be flush against the wall and also seals the opening better for insulation. An outside mounted window blind or shade sticks out from the wall. Some frames are too narrow to allow an inside mount, so make sure you have enough space for them.

	Follow a few simple steps with a few simple tools and you will be one your way to beautiful, new blinds in no time. Whether you're a do-it-yourself or someone who's never picked up a tool in your life, you can install blinds. All that's required is: A hand, electric or cordless drill with a 1/4" nut driver or a slotted screwdriver bit 3/32" drill bit A pencil Kirsch Mini Blind Levolor Vinyl Blinds Venetian Blind     Cellular Shades, Pleated Shades  Continuous Loop Shade Standard Control Duette® And Applause®  Roman Shades     Vertical Blinds Vertical Blinds Wood Vertical Blind   PermAlign®and PermaTrak® Valances with Dust Cover Blind Valances Find out how to install yours today with these simple instructions and tips. Installing New Silhouette Top-Down/Bottom-up with How To Install Window Blinds Installing Vertical Blinds Instructions RV Shade (Day/Night) Restringing Instructions  Restringing Instructions for Standard Shades and Top Down Bottom Up Shades Hunter Douglas' EasyRise™ continuous cord loop system is the easy way to lift and lower Hunter Douglas shades. Replacing a continuous cord loop Horizontal Blinds

Removing Window Shades or Blinds

When you decide to install new window treatments, there's always the task of getting rid of your old ones. Generally, existing blinds and window shades are fairly easy to remove, making this an excellent "do-it-yourself" job. However, many service professionals will provide this service and disposal for a small extra charge.

Now it’s time to hang your new blinds.

Start the hanging process by putting the valance clips on first. If you forget to put on the valance clips before you hang the blind, you will have to take the blind down and then add them. You will also want to make sure the tilt and lift strings are out of the head-rail.

Before Installation

• Gather the tools listed above and remove your old blinds. Make sure that any window
treatments are also safely out of the way.
• Hold your new blinds up to your window and make sure they t either inside or outside
the opening, as appropriate.
• Double-check your manufacturer’s instructions to make sure that all of the mounting
hardware you need is included. Most blinds and shades will include mounting brackets,
screws, and faceplates. Some will include valances, hold-down brackets, or extension