If your wall studs run widthways, use your stud finder to find your wall studs. Your brackets will screw into your wall studs and you'll need brackets near both ends and the middle of your track. You can check back to the drop measurement you took. Make a pencil mark on each wall stud that your curtains will cover, at the exact height where your curtains will start. If your wall studs run lengthways, use your stud finder to find your wall studs. For heavy, blockout curtains it's important to have a bracket near each corner for a 90 degree track. This is the standard distance between wall studs.Д¬orner brackets need to be at least 60 mm out from corners. Lay out the brackets next to your track and space them 600 mm apart. Lay your track near your corner window to check the width and make note of where it will be installed.Д¬heck how many brackets you need for your track width. Screwing into concrete, stone, brick or tile? You can skip this step completely. Remember you can use plaster wall anchors if you can't find your ceiling battens. The back of your brackets needs to be at least 35 mm out from your wall on each side.Д¬an't find ceiling battens? Don't stress! Ceiling battens are the best surface to attach curtains to, so call us if you need some help finding your battens. If you have ceiling battens that run widthways use your stud finder to find the ceiling battens that your curtains will hang from, and make pencil marks along the battens. Your brackets will screw into your ceiling battens, and you'll need brackets near both ends and the middle of your track. These marks are where the back of your brackets will line up. Make a pencil mark on each ceiling batten that your curtains will cover, 35 mm out from your walls or out from any window frames or roller blinds that project out. If you have ceiling battens that run lengthways use your stud finder to find your ceiling battens. Lay out these brackets at least 85 mm apart, as the joiner is 85 mm long. For heavy, blockout curtains it's important to have a bracket near the corner(s) for a 90 degree track.ДЇor 2 or more pieces of track, you'll also need two brackets on either side of the track joiner(s). This is the standard distance between ceiling battens.Д¬orner brackets need to be at least 60 mm out from corners. If the length of a straight edge of your track is over 3 metres you will have 2 or more pieces of track.Д¬heck how many brackets you need for your track width. Repeat for each joiner until you have joined all your tracks. Lay your track(s) near your corner window to check the width and make note of where it will be installed.ДЇor 2 or more pieces of track, lay your track joiner(s) on the floor and click an end of two tracks into it, so the ends meet in the middle of the track joiner. Unpack your kit, and gently lay it all out on a clean, hard surface or the cardboard packaging it came in.

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