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Widow Blind Installation
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" You're putting in the finishing touch here in this family room kitchen area, which is of course, the shade, and what type of shades are these?"
" These are called Graber's CrystalPleat."
" CrystalPleat."
" Right."
" Okay."
" It's a really nice shade."
" I see one great advantage right away, little kids can't reach these cords and they can't, you know, tie them all up and mess them all up."
" Exactly."
" How are these blinds made?"
" They are made of polyester and they're twin cell construction was used."
" So you can do this too, can't you?"
" You can squash them, you can mash them, and basically it comes right back."
" Yeah."
" Right."
" And they are washable."
" They are washable. They are washable. They are washable."
" Why do make these things like this? It's almost like a honeycomb?"
" Basically, for insulation purposes----"
" Uh huh."
" that it keeps air inside the cells, and----"
" Yeah."
" basically, it helps out."
" Are they easy to install? Can a do-it-yourselfer tackle this?"
" Real simple."
" Uh huh."
" Basically, it's 2 clips. I can show you how to do it."
" Uh huh."
" Aright. Here we go."
" First, we take our fix-in screw and our little bracket here."
" So you pre-drilled?"
" I pre-drilled because we are a little bit close to edge."
" Yeah."
" So we don't wanna crack any of the wood or splint basically. Bingo, and that's it."
" Uh huh."
" Yeah. We've got number 2."
" You know, these are nice quality hardware. The warps are nice solid, aluminum tubing up here."
" Right, but they don't rust."
" Looks like a very durable [unk]. How does it go in?"
" Basically, it just snaps in on this clip."
" Uh huh. Up there."
" Right there, and snap it back. Bingo."
" Oh, yeah."
" Nothing to it."
" That's it."