Blinds Downunder has several types of window coverings, and each comes with its own installation quirks. A blind installer can take care of the practical work, from positioning brackets and securing fixings to hanging the blind, checking its movement and installing safety devices where required.

Here's what's typically included when you book a Blinds Downunder blinds installation on Airtasker:

Roller blinds installation

For Blinds Downunder’s single roller blinds, as well as double and full blockout roller blinds, a Tasker can position the brackets for a face or recess fit, mark the fixing points, drill the appropriate pilot holes and secure the brackets to the suitable surface. They can then fit the pin and control ends, check the blind sits correctly and test the chain or cord.

As for double roller systems, they need the diverter fitted correctly. If you're fitting several windows, getting every blind level and aligned can become a tedious job, so having a Tasker handle the lot can save you a fair bit of time.

Roman blinds installation

Blinds Downunder’s Roman blinds need careful bracket spacing and positioning so the headboard sits securely and the blind operates without catching. A Tasker can locate suitable fixing points, mark and drill the pilot holes, install the brackets, attach the blind headboard and make sure the fabric sits correctly.

They'll also secure the cord or ball chain with the required child-safety device. This can be awkward to manage alone, particularly with wider blinds, so you can also consider an interior designer on Airtasker if you want help getting the finished window treatment to suit the room.

Venetian and vertical blinds installation

For Blinds Downunder’s venetian blinds, installation involves positioning the brackets on a level line, drilling suitable pilot holes, securing the brackets and clicking the blind track into place. Vertical blinds require the track to be mounted securely before fitting the carriers and slats in their correct positions. A Tasker can also check that the blind opens, closes and rotates properly once everything is fitted. 

Plantation shutters installation

Blinds Downunder’s plantation shutters have a frame that needs to sit squarely within or across the window opening. A Tasker can position the shutter frame, check the opening and mounting surface, mark fixing points, drill and secure the frame, then fit the shutter panels and check that they open, close and align properly.

Wide openings may also involve T-posts or multiple panels. Getting the frame level and the panels moving smoothly can be tricky if you're working alone, so an experienced Tasker can take care of the fiddly alignment.

Outdoor and panel blinds installation

Outdoor and panel blinds need secure mounting and careful alignment because they're fitted across larger openings and may be exposed to wind and weather. Your blind installer can position the mounting hardware, mark fixing points, drill into the appropriate surface, secure the brackets or track and hang the blind or panels. They'll then check the movement and make sure the system operates as intended.