From 00:04

Warm introduction from Jason

From 00:22

Jason holding an old standard roller blind

From 01:06

More weight is put on the roller as you roll blinds down

From 01:24

The further the blinds are down, the more difficulty pulling it back up

From 01:32

Jason explains what is a roller blind spring assist system

From 02:24

Jason shows how spring assist system works

From 02:46

Spring assist system helps lift the weight

From 02:54

One more benefit of spring assist system

From 03:06

Reasons why the spring assist system is a great unit

From 00:33

Place pin end bracket into location on left and mark fitting holes

From 00:40

Fix with no6 wood screws supplied for frame, or masonry plugs for wall

From 00:51

Present blind and bracket into position repeat bradet foxing process

From 01:06

Blind needs to be level and square so mechanism works properly

From 01:13

Repeat the fixing process for bracket A

From 02:02

Use flat end screwdriver in right end of blind

From 02:21

Put blind into position bracket A first, then push B pin in

From 02:31

If the blind rises too slow or fast, increase/reduce the tension

From 02:54

To decrease, remove blind, unroll by hand to about 45cm, reposition

From 03:11

Alow it to rise slightly until spring catches and locks