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I have the roller blockout blinds, when there is the slightest wind they bang non stop, would love a simple tip to stop this.
Thank you.
Leonie
Hello @happycat
The Velcro strips are composed of two parts the hooks and the pads. They have stick on adhesive behind them so you can place one side on the bottom of the window frame and the other at the bottom of the blind. When you pull the blind down, they will stick together and when you pull them up, you'll need to give a small assist with your finger at the bottom as the Velcro sometimes sticks very well together.
Please note that putting too much Velcro will make it very difficult to lift the blind up. I therefore suggest starting with a short strip at the sides and adding more if you want it to be firm.
If you need further assistance, please let me know.
Eric
Hi,
I have a similar problem where my blackout roller blind was mounted on the wall and in the game of the window recess as the recess was not deep enough. The blackout blind is on the window side and my sun filter bling in on the bedroom side.
How can I stop the the my blinds from be blow into the window recess are when the air-conditioner is on?
Thank you in advance
Hi @TwoLeftHands,
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. We're pleased to have you join us and trust you'll get loads of help and inspiration for all your projects around the house and garden from our wonderful members.
Do you think that Eric's suggestions earlier in this discussion would work for you?
If not, could you please post some photos of your extended blind as well as the window frame so we can see what you are working with and suggest alternative approaches.
Thanks,
Jason
I have found these work great. https://www.amazon.com.au/BlindMuffs-Blind-Guides-Blinds-Banging/dp/B0DB76X7V4/ They just clip on the bottom and can either sit in the track and move up and down with the window, or be clipped to the rail itself so they won't move even in the strongest winds!
Hi @Kuzon,
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, it is wonderful to have you with us.
Thank you for sharing.
Jacob
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