Remove a Thomas Sanderson pleated blind
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Hi and welcome.
Firstly, why are you removing it? Is it going back or are you wanting to get rid of it?
I know nothing about this sort of blind, but applying a bit of common sense, I'd suggest if you know who put it in, or can contact the manufacturer, ring their service department and ask them how you can do it yourself.
I presume behind the plastic trim there will be screws that attach it to the window frame. If it's not going back, these will show once the blind has been removed and you'll notice them every time you look out of the window, but if filled with some white silicone, six months down the line you'll have forgotten about them.
Firstly, why are you removing it? Is it going back or are you wanting to get rid of it?
I know nothing about this sort of blind, but applying a bit of common sense, I'd suggest if you know who put it in, or can contact the manufacturer, ring their service department and ask them how you can do it yourself.
I presume behind the plastic trim there will be screws that attach it to the window frame. If it's not going back, these will show once the blind has been removed and you'll notice them every time you look out of the window, but if filled with some white silicone, six months down the line you'll have forgotten about them.
Hi and good morning , no i didnt, as mine were out of waranty the closest i got was an engineer who said he would come round but there was a charge and i thought it was excessive for something that would take 5 mins to show me, so i have done my best to clean the front side, but obviously i cant do the underside, TBH, i am not sure about how good a clean i could do anyway with just water and am afraid to use anything else which would make a right mess of them. I know there are hidden clips which need to be released but have no idea where to get at them, the instuctions i was sent do not seem applicable to the ones i have got so it definately needs someone to show me . if you get any luck would love to hear from you .
Hi All
I know this an old post but the question still neds answering based on my fruitless searches today. I finally found the answer when I dug out the paperwork that came with the blinds, a comprehensive set of maintenance instructions so check there first. The original post looks like the recessed window blinds that attach to the window beading. These are removed by inserting flat bladed screwdriver, 5-7 mm wide, under the end of the rail and levering off from the hidden clips. You cannot access the clips with the rail in place. To refit engage the rail in the back of the clip nearest the glass and pulling rail towards you roll the rail down onto the near side of the clip. It takes a fair amount of pressure to remove and refit the blind. I'll try to upload instruction sheet but my first attempt failed.
I know this an old post but the question still neds answering based on my fruitless searches today. I finally found the answer when I dug out the paperwork that came with the blinds, a comprehensive set of maintenance instructions so check there first. The original post looks like the recessed window blinds that attach to the window beading. These are removed by inserting flat bladed screwdriver, 5-7 mm wide, under the end of the rail and levering off from the hidden clips. You cannot access the clips with the rail in place. To refit engage the rail in the back of the clip nearest the glass and pulling rail towards you roll the rail down onto the near side of the clip. It takes a fair amount of pressure to remove and refit the blind. I'll try to upload instruction sheet but my first attempt failed.
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