ᐅ Stick or drill for installing a pleated blind? Which method holds better without significant drawbacks?
Created on: 14 Sep 2021 09:26
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annab377
Hello,
we still need a few pleated blinds for our ground floor, so we’re wondering how reliable the current adhesive methods are. Or is it still the case that screws are the only long-lasting option to prevent the blinds from falling down during the summer? After all, the holes for the screws aren’t that big, right? Or could there possibly be a concern about moisture or something similar?
Thanks for your information and suggestions.
we still need a few pleated blinds for our ground floor, so we’re wondering how reliable the current adhesive methods are. Or is it still the case that screws are the only long-lasting option to prevent the blinds from falling down during the summer? After all, the holes for the screws aren’t that big, right? Or could there possibly be a concern about moisture or something similar?
Thanks for your information and suggestions.
annab377 schrieb:
If, due to the window conditions (depth of the glazing bead), you were to drill into the window, which area would you prefer:
1) the glazing bead itself or deeper
2) the frameWhatever is meant by "or deeper": I would use hooks glued onto the frame with "Power Strips." The hooks in my bathroom are glued (at least since the previous tenant, so for more than ten years).https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
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annab377 schrieb:
in front of the window "deeper" / below the glazing beadI see. So you mean the top glazing bead, not the side ones – so this concerns covering the entire view. For privacy protection, half-height would be sufficient for me.https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
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