STEP BY STEP INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. Vertical Honeycomb Shades

Transcription

1 STEP BY STEP INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Vertical Honeycomb Shades

2 Everything You Need A Smooth Set-Up We want you to love your new window coverings and that includes having a smooth installation experience. If you encounter any difficulties or questions, please reach out to us for help. It s why we re here. Call us at or visit for more info on installation. We recommend you hold on to all packaging until your window coverings are fully installed. Should something go wrong (we strongly doubt it), we want any potential returns to be a painless as possible. Customer Service Hours Monday Friday: 6am 7pm PT Saturday Sunday: 7am 4pm PT smithandnoble.com Table of Contents Step 1 - Getting Started Overview - Vertical Honeycomb Shades Step 2 - Determine Shade Type Outside Mount Installation Step 3 - Bracket Installation Step 4 - Installing the Headrail Step 5 - Outside Mount Vertical Rails Installation Step 6 - Assemble the Moving Rails Step 7 - Install the Vertical Rails Step 8 - Attach the Stationary Rails Bottom Brackets Inside and Ceiling Mount Installation Step 1 - Bracket Installation Step 2 - Prepare the Headrail Step 3 - Install Vertical Rails Step 4 - Moving Rail Brackets Installation Step 5 - Attach Fabric Clips to Rail Clips in Headrail Step 6 - Attach the Stationary Rails Bottom Brackets Traditional (on the floor) Inside & Outside Mount Installation Step 1 - Bracket Installation Step 2 - Assemble the Moving Rail(s) Step 3 - Outside Mount Rail(s) Installation Step 4 - Inside & Outside Mount Attach Bottom Brackets Final Adjustments Shade Adjustments Valance Adjustments Assemble the Returns onto the Valance Handles & Headrail Attach and Removal Troubleshooting Care & Cleaning Warranty Back Cover 1 smithandnoble.com

3 Step 1 Getting Started Step 1 Getting Started Parts and Tools Before you begin, check to make sure that you have all of the materials listed below and on page 4 for the number of shades that you are installing, and for the type(s) of installaton. The contents of your hardware package may vary depending upon how the shade was ordered and whether the shade is mounted inside or outside the window or door opening. WOOD (INCLUDED) DRYWALL/ METAL PLASTER (NOT INCLUDED) (NOT INCLUDED) Regular Valance Clips Jumbo Valance Clips TOOLS REQUIRED Level Flat Blade and and Phillips Phillips Screwdriver(s) Screwdrivers Measuring Tape Tape Pencil Scissors Scissors Variable Speed Drill with Variable Assorted Speed Drill Bits Drill with Assorted Drill Bits Valance Return and Valance Corner (For Outside Mount and Inside Non-Flush Mount) 3 smithandnoble.com

4 Overview Step 2 Determine Shade Type Vertical Honeycomb Shades - Left Stack Shown Valance Clip Valance Return Aluminum Valance Extension Bracket Mounting Bracket Valance Corner End Cap Inside Mount Shim Cord Tensioner Moving Rail Bracket Assembly End Plate Cord Tensioner Cord Split Stack (Center Opening) Headrail Fabric Clip Rail Clip End Plate Stationary Rail Bracket Stationary Rail Snap Pin Moving Rail Handle Refer to the packaging label to determine each of the following: Determine which Vertical Application design you are installing: left stack, right stack, center stack or split stack (center opening). Determine if your shade is an inside mount (mounting inside the window casement), outside mount (mounting outside the window casement), or ceiling mount (mounting directly into the ceiling). Stationary Rail Bottom Bracket Inside Mount Adaptor 5 smithandnoble.com

5 Step 3 Bracket Installation Bracket Spacing Outside Mount Installation Outside Mount For inside and ceiling mount installations, see page 19. For traditional (on the floor) inside and outside mount installations, see page 32. The shade height can be found on the packaging label. If no label exists, contact Smith & Noble. Use a level to ensure that the brackets are level and aligned. 7 smithandnoble.com

6 Step 3 Bracket Installation Step 4 Installing the Headrail Outside Mount with Spacer Blocks Each spacer block projects installation brackets 1 2" away from the mounting surface. Spacer blocks can be useful for above-trim installations. Place the top of the spacer block a minimum of from the top of the window opening. When mounting to drywall, you must use a wall anchor. The supplied screws are not long enough for use with wall anchors. Please make sure the screws used are long enough to mount the rail securely. Outside Mount with Extension Brackets Outside Mount Note: The headrail will not slide back and forth in the mounting brackets once installed. Prepare the Rail Step 5 Outside Mount the Vertical Rails Side Stack (Left and Right) and Split Stack Use two screws to mount extension brackets Level and align brackets with a level. Install the Stationary Rail Bottom Bracket THE BASE SHOULD EXTEND TOWARD THE WINDOW FRONT OF SHADE STATIONARY RAIL STATIONARY RAIL BOTTOM BRACKET 9 smithandnoble.com BASE

7 Step 6 Assemble the Moving Rails Step 7 Installing the Vertical Rails-Side Stack Side Stack (Left and Right) Side Stack (Left and Right) 1. Remove the end plate from the stationary side of the headrail, if attached (for the left stack, remove the left end plate; for the right stack, remove the right end plate). 2. Pick up the rails and fabric as one unit and slide the rollers of the moving rail bracket onto the rear track of the headrail. Center Stack Insert both moving rail brackets into the moving rail. Remove both snap pins located in each moving rail. Slide the moving rail bracket into the moving rail. Replace the snap pins through both the moving rail and the moving rail bracket. 3. Slide the rail clips onto the appropriate groove in the front track. Grand Cell fabric - back groove Split Stack Insert both moving rail brackets into the moving rails (as shown). Remove both snap pins located in each moving rail. Slide the moving rail bracket into the moving rail. Replace the snap pins through both the moving rail and the moving rail bracket. Grand Cell fabric Back Groove 11 smithandnoble.com

8 Step 7 Installing the Vertical Rails Step 7 Installing the Vertical Rails-Center Stack Center Stack Grand Cell fabric - back groove 3. Slide the left moving rail bracket into the headrail. Grand Cell fabric Back Groove 4. Install the left end plate. 5. Install the cord tensioner. Unwind the cord and spring from the right end plate. Slide the cord tensioner into the channel at the front of the headrail. Attach the right end plate. Note: You will adjust the cord tensioner later. 13 smithandnoble.com

9 Step 7 Installing the Vertical Rails-Split Stack Step 7 Installing the Vertical Rails Split Stack (Left Stack Illustrated) 1. Remove the left end plate from the headrail. End Plate Front of Headrail 4. Slide the rail clips into the appropriate front track in the headrail Grand Cell fabric - back groove 2. Insert the center pull plate in the center channel and screw in at the center point of the headrail. (The illustration at right references the placemat of the center pull plate in the center groove. It still needs to be centered in the headrail before screwing down.) Grand Cell fabric Back Groove 5. Install the stationary rail. The stationary rail bracket has two slots at the top. The back tracks of the headrail fi t into these slots. 3. Pick up the left set of rails and fabric and slide the rollers of the moving rail bracket onto the rear track of the headrail. Insert the bracket into the back track of the headrail as shown. Twist the rail to lock it in place. 15 smithandnoble.com

10 Step 7 Installing the Vertical Rails Step 8 Attach Bottom Brackets Outside Mount - Stationary Rail Make sure the bracket aligns with the end of the headrail. Note: It may be necessary to use a screwdriver and mallet to move the bracket to the end of the headrail. Secure the Stationary Rails with the Bottom Brackets Side Stack (Left and Right) and Split Stack 6. Install the left end plate. 7. Install the right fabric panel and stationary rails using the previously described process (Steps 3-6). Use a level to ensure that the stationary rail is exactly vertical when viewed from both the front and the side. Slide the screw through the bracket and into the mounting surface. You may use an extension bracket to mount the stationary rail away from the wall. An extension bracket may be necessary if you used spacer blocks with the mounting brackets. blocks with the mounting brackets 8. Install the cord tensioner. Unwind the cord from the end plate. Slide the cord tensioner into the channel at the front of the headrail. Front of Top Rail End Plate 9. Attach the right end plate. Note: You will adjust the cord tensioner later. Cord Tensioner Go to page 42 for Final Adjustments. 17 smithandnoble.com

11 Step 1 Bracket Installation Mount the Brackets Bracket Spacing Measure and mark where to attach the installation brackets. Place installation brackets 8" in from the ends of the shade. Space additional brackets evenly between the two end brackets. Inside and Ceiling Mount Installation 8" Space Evenly Space Evenly 8" Installation Brackets Attach the Bracket Shim Attach the shim to the top of the mounting bracket. It snaps on and is held in place by the screw holes. Note: The shim is necessary for the valance installation. Mount each bracket with an attached shim at the previously marked location. Use a level to ensure that the brackets are level and aligned. 19 smithandnoble.com

12 Step 1 Bracket Installation Step 2 Prepare the Headrail Inside Mount / Ceiling Mount Install the Components into the Headrail Position the installation brackets so the tops of the brackets attach to a fl at horizontal surface. Measure and mark all brackets locations. Use the chart below for your measurements. Use a level to ensure that the brackets are level and aligned. Note: When mounting to drywall, you must use a wall anchor such as a molly or toggle bolt. (see below) 8" See Chart For Depth Side Stack - Left Stack See the illustration at right for the order of components as they are installed in the headrail See the illustration at right for the order of components as they are installed in the headrail Rail Clips Stationary Side End Plate Headrail Moving Rail Bracket 1. Detach the rail clips from the fabric clips. To detach, twist the rail clip while holding the base of the fabric clip in place. Rail Clip Fabric Clip MOLLY BOLT TOGGLE BOLT Rail Clip Fabric Clip Note: Should the rail clip become slightly open, gently squeeze the prongs back together. Grand Cell 21 smithandnoble.com

13 Step 2 Prepare the Headrail Step 2 Prepare the Headrail Grand Cell fabric - back groove. Grand Cell fabric Back Groove Side Stack - Right Stack 23 smithandnoble.com

14 Step 2 Prepare the Headrail Step 2 Prepare the Headrail Center Stack Spring Partially Attach the Valance Clips Follow the steps starting on page 22. See the illustration at right for the order of components as they are installed in the headrail. Rail Clips Place the valance clips into the headrail. Keep a minimum 3" between the end of the headrail and the valance clips. Be sure to avoid areas where the headrail attaches to the mounting brackets. Valance Clip 3" Minimum Moving Rail Bracket Headrail End Plate Note: Do NOT snap the valance clips completely onto the front of the headrail. Leave the end of the valance clips as shown. You will snap the end of the valance clip on later. Install Headrail Split Stack Follow the steps starting on page 22. See the illustration at right for the order of components as they are installed in the headrail. Headrail Rail Clips End Plate Center Pull Plate (in the Headrail) Moving Rail Bracket Hold the headrail parallel to the installation brackets. The front of the brackets should be under the front groove on the top of the rail. 1) Push the headrail straight up. 2) Slide the headrail into the brackets until they click. 1. Mounting Bracket 2. Shim UP Headrail Front of Shade Front of Shade BACK 25 smithandnoble.com

15 Step 3 Vertical Rails Installation Step 3 Vertical Rails Installation Prepare the Vertical Rails Inside Mount - Side Stack (Left and Right) and Split Stack Prepare the Vertical Rails Inside Mount - Side Stack (Left and Right) and Split Stack Install the Stationary Rail Bottom Bracket Note: Do not insert the bracket completely. Leave at least 1/2" of the bracket showing below the stationary rail. Insert the stationary rail bottom bracket into the bottom of the stationary rail. (For split stack, insert a bottom bracket into each stationary rail.) The base of the bottom bracket should extend toward the window. Note: Do not attach the bracket to the mounting surface at this time. (LEFT STACK ILLUSTRATED) FRONT OF SHADE STATIONARY RAIL Install the Stationary Rail 1. Side Stack: Pick up all the rails and fabric as one unit. Split Stack: Pick up all the left panel rails and fabric as one unit, repeat with the right panel of rails and fabric. 2. Install the stationary rail. The stationary rail bracket has two slots at the top. The back tracks of the headrail fit into these slots. THE BASE SHOULD EXTEND TOWARD THE WINDOW BASE STATIONARY RAIL BOTTOM BRACKET Insert the bracket into the back track of the headrail. Twist the rail 90 o to lock it in place. Top of Stationary Rail Bracket Tip: Install the stationary rail as close to the end of the headrail as possible. Center Stack Center Stack shadings do not have stationary rails. Skip this section and go to page 29, Install the Moving Rail Bracket(s). 27 smithandnoble.com

16 Step 4 Moving Rail Brackets Installation Step 5 Attach Fabric Clips to the Headrail Side Stack (Left and Right), Split Stack, and Center Stack Attach the Fabric Clips to the Rail Clips in the Headrail Side Stack (Left and Right), Split Stack, and Center Stack Center Stack Shades Verify the Stationary Rail is Flush Against the End Plate 29 smithandnoble.com

17 Step 6 Bottom Bracket Installation Secure the Stationary Rail(s) Side Stack (Left and Right) and Split Stack Use a level to ensure the stationary rail is exactly vertical when viewed from both the front and the side. Secure the screw through the bracket and into the bottom of the mounting surface. See the next step if you ordered your shade with a cut-out or you prefer to secure the rail to the side. Use the inside mount adaptor to secure the stationary rail to the side of the casement. Traditional (ON THE FLOOR) Inside and Ceiling Mount Installation Note: If you ordered your shade with a cut-out, such as for baseboards or other obstructions, you must use the inside mount adaptor. Align the screw hole of the adaptor to face the window casement (or wall). Slide the inside mount adaptor onto the stationary rail bottom bracket. Secure a screw through the inside mount adaptor and into the casement. 31 smithandnoble.com

18 Step 1 Bracket Installation Step 2 Assemble the Moving Rail(s) Prepare the Rails Side Stack (Left and Right) and Split Stack Install the Stationary Rail Bottom Bracket Side Stack (Left and Right) Center Stack Split Stack SIDE STACK CENTER STACK SPLIT STACK 33 smithandnoble.com

19 Step 2 Moving Rails Assembly Step 2 Moving Rails Assembly 1. Remove the end plate from the stationary side of the headrail, if attached. For a Left Stack, remove the left end plate; for a Right Stack, remove the right end plate. (Left Stack Illustrated) End Plate Front Of Headrail Split Stack 2. Insert the center pull plate in the center channel and screw in at the center point of the headrail. (The illustration at right references the placement of the center pull plate in the center groove. It still needs to be centered in the headrail before screwing down.) 3. Gather all the rails and fabric and slide the rollers of the moving rail bracket onto the rear track of the headrail. 4. Slide the rail clips onto the appropriate groove in the front track. Grand Cell back groove Grand Cell Back Groove 35 smithandnoble.com

20 Step 2 Moving Rails Assembly Step 3 Headrail Installation 7. Install the cord tensioner. Unwind the cord and spring from the right end plate. Slide the cord tensioner into the channel at the front of the headrail. Attach the right end plate. Note: You will adjust the cord tensioner later. 8. Attach the other end plate. Inside Mount Partially Attach the Valance Clips Step 3 Headrail Installation Outside Mount Headrail Preparation Install the Headrail Install the Headrail 37 smithandnoble.com

21 Step 4 Bottom Bracket Attachment Step 4 Bottom Bracket Attachment Outside Mount Stationary Rail Bottom Bracket Attachment Side Stack (Left and Right) and Split Stack Inside Mount Stationary Rail Bottom Inside Mount Bracket Attachment Side Stack (Left and Right) and Split Stack 39 smithandnoble.com

22 Final Adjustments 41 smithandnoble.com

23 Shade Adjustments Shade Adjustments Remove Excess Cord Adjust the Vertical Alignment Adjust the Cord Tension Test the Shade To Adjust the bottom end of the Moving Rail to the right: Adjust the Cord Tension To Adjust the bottom end of the Moving Rail to the left: 43 smithandnoble.com

24 Valance Attachment Assemble the Returns onto Valance Finish Attaching the Valance Clips Grand Cell Valance Corner End Cap Snap the ends of the valance clips under the edge of the headrail. Valance (Front of Shade) Lock Prongs on locks Valance Return Outside mounts and non-flush inside mounts only: Attach the valance return and the valance corner end cap to each end of the valance. Use the valance corner end cap and the lock to attach a return to each end of the valance. NOTE: Use a flat surface to attach the return to the valance. Slide the valance corner end cap into the valance return. IMPORTANT: Do not hammer the end cap into the valance return. The end cap will bend. Jumbo Valance Clip Valance Return (Left Return Shown) Valance Corner End Cap Place the lock into the circular opening of the valance corner end cap with the prongs facing out. Prong Using a flat blade screwdriver, turn the lock to the upright position. The tab on the valance corner end cap will stop the lock from turning all the way around. NOTE: It is normal for the prongs on the lock to separate when the screwdriver is inserted. Once the valance corner end cap is attached to the valance return, repeat the steps to attach the valance corner end cap to the valance. 45 smithandnoble.com

25 Handles & Headrail Attach & Removal Troubleshooting Attach the Handle(s) Position the handle so the holes on the flat portion of the handle are aligned with the screw holes on the moving rail. The curve of the handle should face out, away from the fabric. Attach each handle to its moving rail using the provided screws. Holds are pre-drilled into each moving rail. Problem Problem Symptom/Solution The shade binds or moves The shade does not stay in position. If the shade does not slide with ease, you may need to adjust the cord tension. Slide the cord tensioner away from the fabric stack slightly to decrease the tension. Check that the cord is not pinched. If the shade does not stay in position, you may need to adjust the cord tension. Slide the cord tensioner toward the fabric stack slightly to increase the tension. Headrail Removal Should the need arise, the headrail can be easily removed. Remove the valance. While holding the headrail assembly, push back on the bottom tab of the mounting bracket to release the bottom edge of the headrail. Roll the back of the headrail downward and out from the bracket. CAUTION: Because the bracket is stiff, the headrail may be difficult to remove. Use a flat blade screwdriver wrapped in a soft cloth. Push the blade against the bottom tab of the mounting bracket and twist slightly to pop the rail off the bracket. Be careful not to scratch the finish on the back of the headrail. The shade is not vertically aligned. The installation brackets do not allow enough clearance for the shade (to clear moldings or window cranks). A fabric carrier needs to be reattached. Adjust the screws on the moving rail. To move the bottom of the rail to the right, loosen the left screw 1/2 turn and tighten the right screw 1/2 turn. To move the bottom of the moving rail to the left, reverse the process and loosen the right screw as you tighten the left. Use an extension bracket or spacer blocks for mounting each installation bracket to allow adequate clearance for your shade. Place each carrier between a pair of fabric cells. Align the hole in Fabric Car rier the fabric carrier with the hole in the fabric cells. Snap the carrier closed by pinching the two pieces of the carrier together from top to bottom. The cord tensioner does not lock into place. screwdriver, scrape the paint from the inside of the channel used for the cord tensioner. 47 smithandnoble.com

26 Care & Cleaning Notes 49 smithandnoble.com

27 Warranty Service The enjoyment of your window coverings should be everlasting, which is why our products come with a limited lifetime warranty. The warranty applies to the original owner, requires a proof of purchase and covers defects in material or craftsmanship. Shades or blinds must have been properly installed. We reserve the right to determine if your window covering warrants a repair or a replacement. In need of warranty service? Call us at and we ll arrange for a repair or replacement ASAP Smith & Noble Home, Inc. All Rights Reserved SN1016