Did they pull out of the wall? Maybe the anchors were not sturdy enough for the weight and pulling that blinds require.
There should be some form of clip that attaches to the wall that your blinds then attach to.
The trick is to securely attach the clip to the wall. I prefer toggle bolt anchors for heavy objects and there is a type of toggle that uses zip ties that makes the job easier.
It is important to get the size that will work with the hole in your clip. Take the clip with you to the hardware store. I will attach a YouTube video of my favirtue type being installed.
Our 14 year old cord controlled blinds are all giving us trouble with raising and lowering and tilting. Many of the top mechanisms are coming unglued from the top. I ...
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Need more info.....did the brackets fall also? Were they screwed into a stud? What sort of blinds?
Did they pull out of the wall? Maybe the anchors were not sturdy enough for the weight and pulling that blinds require.
There should be some form of clip that attaches to the wall that your blinds then attach to.
The trick is to securely attach the clip to the wall. I prefer toggle bolt anchors for heavy objects and there is a type of toggle that uses zip ties that makes the job easier.
It is important to get the size that will work with the hole in your clip. Take the clip with you to the hardware store. I will attach a YouTube video of my favirtue type being installed.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SC1ZuxuZ2PU
I hope that helps
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