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Bracket Spacing
Bracket spacing is the same for both inside and outside mounts. Two installation brackets are
positioned on the mounting surface so that their edges will be 1 1/2'' in from the ends of the
shade. If more than two brackets are required (see chart), additional brackets are spaced evenly
between the two end brackets. Measure and mark all bracket locations.
Note: Check to be sure that no installation brackets will be positioned directly above
any of the tape spools located inside the headrail.

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| Inside Mount Applications
To inside mount a Continuous Cord Loop shade, attach the tops of the installation brackets to the top sill of the window opening.
To attach the brackets, the flat surface of the sill must be at least 1 1/4'' deep. To fully recess the shade, the flat surface
must be at least 2" deep. Add to these minimum depths the dimension of any obstruction to shade movement, such as a window crank
or handle.
Two screws are used to attach each bracket. Mount the brackets at the locations you marked, with their front edges aligned.
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| Outside Mount Applications
Mount the ends of the installation brackets on a flat vertical surface 1" high. Two screws are used to attach each bracket.
Mount the brackets at the locations you marked. Before tightening the screws, check to be sure the tops of the installation
brackets are perfectly horizontal and aligned at the same height.
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| Spacer Blocks
Spacer blocks are used to project the installation brackets away
from the mounting surface when additional shade clearance is needed.
Each spacer block increases clearance by 1/2"; use a maximum
of three per installation bracket. Check that your mounting screws
are long enough to securely attach the installation bracket and
the spacer blocks. The solid side of the blocks should face the
mounting surface. As with all outside mount installations, make
sure the tops of the installation brackets, are perfectly horizontal
and aligned at the same height.
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| Extension Brackets
Extension brackets can project the installation brackets up to
2 1/2" away from the mounting surface. Position the brackets
at the locations you marked and use two screws to attach them. Be
sure the tops of the extension brackets are perfectly horizontal
and aligned at the same height.
Connect the installation brackets
with the machine screws and speed nuts which are included with each
extension bracket. Be sure to use the same holes on all the extension
brackets, so that each installation bracket projects the same distance
from the mounting surface.
Indentations are cast into the extension
brackets between the holes. Before mounting an extension bracket,
any unneeded length may be cut off at one of the indentations.
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