How to install linked roller blinds

A

Unpack your custom kit and lay everything out on a clean floor under your window or doors.

B

Lay out the panels in order from left to right (see labels on packaging) and with your roll direction the right way around based on whether you ordered front roll or back roll blinds.

Roll up all your blinds so they're all in the same open position. We also mark each blind to help you line them up so they're level when you click them in.

Lay out your brackets next to them in order from left to right. Use the layout guide at the bottom of this page, to help you order your brackets.

A

Take your pencil and both end brackets. Lift each bracket up into position and mark two level dots where the screws will attach each bracket to the frame. This will be in the top corners of your window or door frame.

B

Using your cordless drill with the 3 mm drill bit, pre-drill 2 holes where you marked the two pencil dots.

C

Pick up each end bracket and position it so the holes in the bracket are directly over the two holes you just drilled. Secure each end bracket with the screws in your custom kit, using your cordless drill with the Phillips head drill bit.

If you only have one chain drive bracket remember to attach it at the right end as per your layout (see the layout guide at bottom of page).

A

Pick up a roller blind with a chain drive. Gently slot the chain end of the blind into the chain drive bracket on your window or door frame.

B

Grab an Easy-Link bracket and pencil. Gently slot the other end of your blind into the Easy-Link bracket.

C

Hold the blind level across the top of your frame. Check your blind isn't too tight between the brackets. It needs to roll up and down easily.

Hold your bracket in place and slide your blind out of the brackets and put the blind down. Mark two level dots where you'll screw the Easy-Link bracket to your frame.

A

Using your cordless drill with the 3 mm drill bit, pre-drill 2 holes where you marked the two pencil dots.

B

Secure the Easy-Link bracket with the screws in your custom kit, using your cordless drill with the Phillips head drill bit.

If you have 3 blinds, repeat steps 3 and 4 to mark the position of your middle blind and Easy-Link bracket. Check your blind isn't too tight between the brackets. 


If you have 4 blinds, repeat step 3 and 4 twice to mark the positions of your middle blinds and brackets. Check your middle blinds aren't too tight between the brackets. Remember your middle brackets are two pin end brackets butting together, refer to the layout guide at the bottom of this page for help.

A

Pick up a roller blind with a chain drive again and gently slot the chain end into the chain drive bracket. Check that the hood over the chain is at 12 o'clock and the ACMEDA logo is at 6 o'clock.

Remember that all your blinds need to be rolled up to the same open position before you click them in.

B

Lift your blind into the Easy-Link bracket.

C

Repeat for each roller blind in your layout until you've inserted all your blinds. For pin end brackets you'll hear a click when the blind is securely inserted.

Remember to insert each blind in the right order and with the roll direction the right way around (front or back roll).

If your blinds aren't lining up, see I need some extra help at the bottom of this page.

Not a perfect fit? Don't stress. Your blinds should click into the brackets easily. But if they don't see the layout guide at the bottom of this page.

A

Click the p clip onto the bottom of the chain loop. Hold it into position and mark dots where it will attach to the frame or wall. The chain should hang down with minimal tension.

B

Screw the p clip onto your frame or wall, using your cordless drill with the Phillips head drill bit. Remember it's best to attach the p clip to a wooden frame or wall stud, otherwise do your homework.

If you have 2 chains repeat this step for your second chain.

C

We take Australian child safety laws seriously. They state you must install a p clip if the chain is less than 1.6 metres from the floor. This is to prevent any risk of strangulation. See 'Let's get real about child safety' at the bottom for more info.

A

Slide your two bracket covers onto the outside of each end bracket.

B

Use the ball stopper to adjust precisely where the blind rolls down to. Roll it down until you’re happy with where it finishes, then grab your ball stopper and click it into the very top of the chain. This will help maximise the life of your blinds by taking some pressure off the fabric.

If you have 2 chains, repeat this step for your second chain.

A

Unpack your custom kit, and lay out your roller blind on a clean floor, under your window.

B

Lay out the panels in order from left to right (see labels on packaging) and with your roll direction the right way around based on whether you ordered front roll or back roll blinds.

Roll up all your blinds so they're all in the same open position. We also mark each blind to help you line them up so they're level when you click them in.

Lay out your brackets next to them in order from left to right. Use the layout guide at the bottom of this page, to help you order your brackets.

A

Take your pencil and both brackets. Lift each bracket up into position and mark two level dots where the screws will attach the bracket to your wall. This will be at least 35 mm out from each side of your frameless window and 70 mm above the top of your window. Check back to the measurements you took.

B

Using your cordless drill with the 3 mm drill bit, pre-drill 2 holes where you marked the two pencil dots.

C

Pick up each end bracket and position it so the holes in the bracket are directly over the two holes you just drilled. Secure each end bracket with the screws in your custom kit, using your cordless drill with the Phillips head drill bit.

If you only have one chain drive bracket remember to attach it at the right end as per your layout (see the layout guide at the bottom of this page).

A

Pick up a roller blind with a chain drive. Gently slot the chain end of the blind into the chain drive bracket on your wall.

B

Grab an Easy-Link bracket and pencil. Gently slot the other end of your blind into the Easy-Link bracket.

C

Hold the blind level across your wall. Check your blind isn't too tight between the brackets. It needs to roll up and down easily.

Hold your bracket in place and slide your blind out of the brackets and put the blind down. Mark two level dots where you'll screw the Easy-Link bracket to your wall.

A

Using your cordless drill with the 3 mm drill bit, pre-drill 2 holes where you marked the two pencil dots.

B

Secure the Easy-Link bracket with the screws in your custom kit, using your cordless drill with the Phillips head drill bit.

If you have 3 blinds, repeat steps 3 and 4 to mark the position of your middle blind and Easy-Link bracket. Check your blind isn't too tight between the brackets. 


If you have 4 blinds, repeat step 3 and 4 twice to mark the positions of your middle blinds and brackets. Check your middle blinds aren't too tight between the brackets. Remember your middle brackets are two pin end brackets butting together, refer to the layout guide at the bottom of this page for help.

A

Pick up a roller blind with a chain drive again and gently slot the chain end into the chain drive bracket. Check that the hood over the chain is at 12 o'clock and the ACMEDA logo is at 6 o'clock.

Remember that all your blinds need to be rolled up to the same open position before you click them in.

B

Lift your blind into the Easy-Link bracket.

C

Repeat for each roller blind in your layout until you've inserted all your blinds. For pin end brackets you'll hear a click when the blind is securely inserted.

Remember to insert each blind in the right order and with the roll direction the right way around (front or back roll).

If your blinds aren't lining up, see I need some extra help at the bottom of this page.

Not a perfect fit? Don't stress. Your blinds should click into the brackets easily. But if they don't see the layout guide at the bottom of this page.

A

Click the p clip onto the bottom of the chain loop, then hold it into position and mark dots where the screw will attach the p clip to the wall. Remember the chain should hang down with minimal tension.

B

Screw the p clip onto your wall, using your cordless drill with the Phillips head drill bit. Remember that attaching to wall studs is best, otherwise do your homework.

If you have 2 chains repeat this step for your second chain.

C

We take Australian child safety laws seriously. They state you must install a p clip if the chain is less than 1.6 metres from the floor. This is to prevent any risk of strangulation. See 'Let's get real about child safety' at the bottom for more info.

A

Slide your two bracket covers onto the outside of each end bracket.

B

Use the ball stopper to adjust precisely where the blind rolls down to. Roll it down until you’re happy with where it finishes, then grab your ball stopper and click it into the very top of the chain. This will help maximise the life of your blinds by taking some pressure off the fabric.

If you have 2 chains, repeat this step for your second chain.

A

Unpack your custom kit, and lay out your roller blind on a clean floor, under your window.

B

Lay out the panels in order from left to right (see labels on packaging) and with your roll direction the right way around based on whether you ordered front roll or back roll blinds.

Roll up all your blinds so they're all in the same open position. We also mark each blind to help you line them up so they're level when you click them in.

Lay out your brackets next to them in order from left to right. Use the layout guide at the bottom of this page, to help you order your brackets.

A

Take your pencil and both brackets. Lift each bracket up into position and mark two level dots where the screws will attach the bracket to your frame. This will be in the top corners, inside your frame. Allow 10 mm of clearance out from the glass in your windows. Also remember to allow for minor obstructions.

B

Using your cordless drill with the 3 mm drill bit, pre-drill 2 holes where you marked the two pencil dots.

C

Pick up each end bracket and position it so the holes in the bracket are directly over the two holes you just drilled. Secure each end bracket with the screws in your custom kit, using your cordless drill with the Phillips head drill bit.

If you only have one chain drive bracket remember to attach it at the right end as per your layout (see the layout guide at the bottom of this page).

A

Pick up a roller blind with a chain drive. Gently slot the chain end of the blind into the chain drive bracket on your frame.

B

Grab an Easy-Link bracket and pencil. Gently slot the other end of your blind into the Easy-Link bracket.

C

Hold the blind level on the underside of your frame across the top. Check your blind isn't too tight between the brackets. It needs to roll up and down easily.

Hold your bracket in place and mark two level dots where you'll screw the Easy-Link bracket to your frame. Then slide your blind out of the brackets and put the blind down.

A

Using your cordless drill with the 3 mm drill bit, pre-drill 2 holes where you marked the two pencil dots.

B

Secure the Easy-Link bracket with the screws in your custom kit, using your cordless drill with the Phillips head drill bit.

If you have 3 blinds, repeat steps 3 and 4 to mark the position of your middle blind and Easy-Link bracket. Check your blind isn't too tight between the brackets. 


If you have 4 blinds, repeat step 3 and 4 twice to mark the positions of your middle blinds and brackets. Check your middle blinds aren't too tight between the brackets. Remember your middle brackets are two pin end brackets butting together, refer to the layout guide at the bottom of this page for help.

A

Pick up a roller blind with a chain drive again and gently slot the chain end into the chain drive bracket. Check that the hood over the chain is at 12 o'clock and the ACMEDA logo is at 6 o'clock.

Remember that all your blinds need to be rolled up to the same open position before you click them in.

B

Lift your blind into the Easy-Link bracket.

C

Repeat for each roller blind in your layout until you've inserted all your blinds. For pin end brackets you'll hear a click when the blind is securely inserted.

Remember to insert each blind in the right order and with the roll direction the right way around (front or back roll).

If your blinds aren't lining up, see I need some extra help at the bottom of this page.

Not a perfect fit? Don't stress. Your blinds should click into the brackets easily. But if they don't see the layout guide at the bottom of this page.

A

Click the p clip onto the bottom of the chain loop, then hold it into position and mark dots where the screw will attach the p clip to the frame. Remember the chain should hang down with minimal tension.

B

Screw the p clip onto your frame, using your cordless drill with the Phillips head drill bit. Remember that attaching to a wooden frame or wall studs is best, otherwise do your homework.

If you have 2 chains repeat this step for your second chain.

C

We take Australian child safety laws seriously. They state you must install a p clip if the chain is less than 1.6 metres from the floor. This is to prevent any risk of strangulation. See 'Let's get real about child safety' at the bottom for more info.

A

Use the ball stopper to adjust precisely where the blind rolls down to. Roll it down until you’re happy with where it finishes, then grab your ball stopper and click it into the very top of the chain. This will help maximise the life of your blinds by taking some pressure off the fabric.

If you have 2 chains, repeat this step for your second chain.