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Stick the top edge of the fabric to the double-sided tape on the roller bar and secure with masking tape. Place the bottom bar in its channel. Roll up the blind, with the wrong side facing out. Push the chain mechanism into one end of the top of the roller and the pin into the other end.
Similarly, you may ask, can you replace the fabric on a roller blind?
The simple answer is no, your local blind company can just replace the fabric and re-use the hardware, so there is no need to replace the brackets. They will then order your chosen fabric which usually takes a couple of days. They will then remove the old fabric from your roller and replace it with your new fabric.
Additionally, what material is used for roller blinds?
- Standard Fabric: These are the most common fabrics available. Huge range of colours and designs.
- Dimout Fabric: These fabrics can also be know as Energy Saving Fabrics.
- Blackout Fabrics: A blackout fabric will do a very good job in reducing the light entering the room.
- Waterproof Fabrics: Made from PVC.
- Step 1: Measure the Windows. Measure your windows.
- Step 2: Cut the Timber. My pelmets for 1800mm windows were 2080 in the end (1800 + 140 +140).
- Step 3: Drill, Then Glue and Screw.
- Step 4: Add Curtain Rod Hooks.
- Step 5: Put Up Brackets.
- Step 6: 'Upload' the Pelmet
- Step 7: Curtains and Rods.