Hello again. Today we are talking about wood blinds installation. So our first step is to install these plastic brackets, so I can put the vanity plate on the front and I'm going to install them just inside the plastic pieces here and here so I just slide this down and then they snap into place. Then repeat the process on the other end with those in. I  also need to put the caps on the end here so I’ll snap one in on this site then the same thing on this end. These top pieces have an l and an r. This one has an l so for the left side when you're looking at the blind and then this one has the r for the right side and then this has a groove in the backside of it. So we'll get the bottom end of the clips in first with it lined up to the ends of the blind and get the bottom end in and roll it up. So the top one locks in as well and you'll feel it lock into place. Then this piece goes in the hole and it just snaps in. So now we're ready to hang our blind when installing the window blind. I'm going to put the top and this hook first on both sides and then I'm going to rotate it back so that this clip here engages and you'll hear it and I’ll feel it snap into place. It's a little awkward to hold with that vanity plate on the front but I'm just going to tip it backward like this and make sure both of those clips are engaged and make sure the blind is in the center of the opening. 

Now I'm going to push up on the back, you'll hear it engage. I  need to make sure this other side is engaged as well and now the blind is installed. These are cordless blinds, notice there's no long string that's a strangle hazard on the right side like older blinds have these. You simply pull down or push up, and then you have your wand on the other side so you can turn it in whichever direction you prefer. I  hope you found this article helpful if you did give it a thumbs up and if you had any questions then please let me know. That’s all about today, see you in the next article with any other home improvement article. Thank you.