STEP BY STEP
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
WALL MOUNT
ROD SET
Everything You Need For A Smooth Set-Up
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Getting Started
Before you begin, check the accompanying diagram to make sure you have all the parts you need . You'll need to make sure the surface
you intend to install your hardware is sturdy enough to accommodate the brackets . If you're screwing directly into a surface this means
locating wood studs that are strong enough to securely bond with the included screws. Otherwise, you'll need to use a secure fastener
(as illustrated) but please note this piece is not included.
WALLBOARD OR PLASTER: Hollow wall applications:
Use a secure fastener designed specically for this purpose.
METAL:Prepare by pre-drilling holes and then using the included screws.
CONCRETE, STONE, BRICK OR TILE: Use a masonry drill and surface-specic
plugs, anchors, or screws.
When selecting a fastener, be sure it's designed to support the weight of the product being installed (if you're not sure, call us or ask a
professional at your local hardware store) . Once obtained, follow the fastener manufacturer's instructions regarding proper installation.
MOLLY
BOLT
SELF DRINLLING
ANCHOR
TOGGLE
BOLT
Tools You Will Need To Install Your Hardware:
Pencil, screwdriver ,¼ " nut driver, level, and a drill with a ¾," drill bit. Note : It's important to monitor the amount of pressure you
apply when using a drill. If the screws are too tight this may cause the screw itself to break o in the wall or window frame.
Overview
MOUNTING
PLATE
FINIAL
COVER
PLATE
INNER
POST
MOUNTING
BRACKET
CENTER POST
(IF NEEDED SEE STEP 2)
OUTER
POST
CARRIERS
ROD FINIAL
Step 1: Mounting the Brackets
Place the panel on the rod. To ensure it drapes at the correct length, hold it up to the spot you wish to install it; this will allow you to raise
or lower your treatment as desired . After you've located the idea location, use a pencil to mark the wall where the top of the rod is resting.
Remove the panel from the rod and then center the rod over the window opening at the desired height. Using the pencil, mark where
the ends of each rod are positioned; if you're using a center bracket, note the middle point between these two spots as well. If you have
more than one center bracket spread these evenly between the two end brackets and center point. If you have a spliced rod, mark where
that splice is as well on the wall since you will need to add a bracket at that point as well. Measure 6" inward from the marks you've made
on both ends and mark those spots . This is where the end brackets will be installed.
Place bracket level against wall at the marked spots. Using a pencil, lightly draw a circle around the base of the bracket onto wall (see
Figure A). Check to make sure the circles are level and aligned with each other. Remove mounting plate and center it inside of the circle
outline on wall. Mark the screw hole locations for all brackets (see Figure B).
Attach the metal mounting plate to the wall, aligning the holes in the plate with the marks made in the previous step (see Figure B). Be
sure and attach the plate to the wall with the appropriate mounting hardware. It is recommended to attach to the wood studs inside the
wall. If not possible please use a wall anchor suitable for the weight of the hardware selection and draperies as well as any accessories.
Place cover plate on top of mounting plate and thread in the inside post. Make sure to screw on inside post very tightly.
Do not leave any play.
CENTER ROD
6”
6”
FIGURE A
FIGURE B
MARK ALL HOLES NEEDED
SHOWING LOCATIONS OF SCREW
HOLES FOR ALL BRACKETS
DESIRED HEIGHT
MOUNTING
PLATE
COVER
PLATE
INNER POST
(must be tight)
Step 2: Splice track if necessary
Join the track sections together by inserting the
splice in the back channel between the two sections.
Tighten set screws. Screw Center Support directly
into center hole of the splice.
Step 3: Installing Outside Posts
Loosen bolt screw on the outside post and slide
into the back of the curtain rod. Place outside posts
at approximate distances to line-up to bracket bases.
Do not tighten outside post to curtain rod, yet.l.
Step 4: Placing Carriers and End Stops
Add the required number of carriers to reect the
number of pin hooks in your drapery. Once all
carriers have been placed in the track, place the end
stop click in between the last carrier and the second
to last carrier so end of drape does not move
when drape is closed. Do on both ends for split
draw drapery.
Easily add or remove carriers to the rod, if needed,
to reect same amount of carriers to pin hooks in
your drapery. Unscrew the endcap, if in place.
Remove the end stop click and either add or take
out the carriers needed.
CENTER POST
ENDSTOP
LAST CARRIER
SPLICE
SET SCREWS
SCREW CENTER SUPPORT
ADD OR
REMOVE
CARRIERS
SECOND TO LAST CARRIER
Step 5: Attach nials
Attach nial by tightening the set screw
SET SCREW
STEP 6 -Attach Bracket Posts to the Bracket Bases
Loosen set screw on Outside Posts. Align
outside posts with Inside Posts. Slide
Outside Posts over Inside Posts. Once all
Outside Posts including Center Supports
(if required) are in place , tighten posts
securely by turning clockwise. Tighten set
screws.
SET SCREW
INSIDE
POST
OUTSIDE
POST
TIGHTEN POSTS
CLOCKWISE
TIGHTEN SET
SCREWS
STEP 7 - Attach Drapery to Rod
Insert drapery pin hooks into carriers.
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