No Drill Roman Blinds

No drill Roman blinds use a tension mechanism instead of brackets and screws. The headrail has a twist-out end, a bit like a shower curtain rod. You push the blind into the recess, then twist the end so it presses firmly against the sides of the window. Friction holds it in place, so there’s no drilling, no tools and no damage to the walls. They only work in a recess with solid, flat sides. Tiled or uneven surfaces can make the blind slip.

How to fit no drill roman blindsTurn the wheel on the end of the headrail to shorten it, then slot the blind into the recess and check it’s level. Turn the wheel back the other way until the blind locks firmly into place against the sides of the window, with no drilling or tools needed.