Custom aluminum blinds need brackets, valances, and cords that match exact window dimensions. Proper hardware ensures smooth operation and a clean finish.
Bracket style determines inside or outside mount compatibility.
Slat thickness affects resistance to bending and light blockage.
Cord or wand control changes ease of use and child safety options.
Pair accessories with these three considerations.
FAQs
Ceiling brackets extend down from the top casing and hide the headrail completely.
Record width and height at three points, then use the smallest measurement for a precise fit.
Yes. Cut with tin snips after marking, then file edges smooth before reinstalling end caps.
Wand-conversion kits swap the cord tilt mechanism without removing the blind from the window.
Optional top dust covers reduce debris on horizontal slats in high-traffic rooms.