I like this product very much. I think IKEA and LIDL are the best companies whatsoever. I have to confess that I will have a similar intermezzo today at home, or should I say "beertermezzo"? :-)
thx! I've been wondering how to take down my blind roller for a couple of years without damaging it, and this gave me the answer. the hidden pin behind the removable cover! magic! :-D
Great video! Thank you! Most people that film their IKEA product don’t even know what they are doing. You on the other hand did a great job showing everything very well - slowly and carefully.
Love the end part too. It ended up being a good storytelling video. You got the product, you figure how to mount it and do, you show how it works and looks, and then you briefly show yourself cleaning up and having a drink.
Thank youu I needed this. the holes in the wall though, I don't know how you did it! I only have IKEA nails kit and drill kit. It came with nails and little white things I dunno what are they or how to drill a hole 😔
should have fitted those blackout blinds that have channels into the window alcove. I hate gaps, sometimes the shine full sun right into your face on Saturday mornings in summer,
+Patricia Padovani You have to use drill. If you have plasterboard walls it is possible without, but I do not recommend this if you do not have enough skills and good tools.
Hello, Can you help me ? I think i threw that strip of paper out. Do you or anybody know what the dimensions are for the 80cm/32 1/2" one ? Or maybe i can just assemble it beforehand...
Hey great video but can you tell me where to find the long paper with the holes which is used as a stencil to mark down where to drill? I bought the 140*195 version but I can't find it. Thanks in advance
The wall bracket has a flat tip like a screwdriver that the roller blind slots into, which keeps it from rotating as you pull the blinds down. The other side with the removable plug is a spring loaded round tip that goes into the hole of the bracket, allowing it to rotate. The distance between the brackets has to be correct; if it's too far apart, the blind can fall down if the spring loaded round tip can't remain engaged in the hole if the blind is slid to the left. If it's too close, the blind will bind when rolling up and down. They provide a cardboard spacer to use in the installation to make sure it's not set too close; after installation, the spacer is removed, making sure it has enough room.
+smsno1 I used a screw only because the wall is not vertical. The blind will hold its position but hang into the space then. One do not need a screw on vertical wall.
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I like this product very much. I think IKEA and LIDL are the best companies whatsoever. I have to confess that I will have a similar intermezzo today at home, or should I say "beertermezzo"? :-)
miolemio
Added a few things for the final mounting steps that were not obvious from the instructions. Thanks for posting. Very helpful!
Thank you for this, my husband is useless so i had to put it up myself. This was a great help! X
LMAO
W B hahahhah
this legit made my day bahahahhaha
Shots fired lol
with friends like these who needs enemies.
thx! I've been wondering how to take down my blind roller for a couple of years without damaging it, and this gave me the answer. the hidden pin behind the removable cover! magic! :-D
Great video! Thank you!
Most people that film their IKEA product don’t even know what they are doing. You on the other hand did a great job showing everything very well - slowly and carefully.
Love the end part too. It ended up being a good storytelling video. You got the product, you figure how to mount it and do, you show how it works and looks, and then you briefly show yourself cleaning up and having a drink.
Thank your so much!!!!!
Very useful for assembling and disassembling, thanks
Thank youu I needed this.
the holes in the wall though, I don't know how you did it! I only have IKEA nails kit and drill kit. It came with nails and little white things I dunno what are they or how to drill a hole 😔
Thank you so much for your video it's really helpful
Hey dude, thanks for uploading the video. I am planning on buying one of these blinds.
Thanks! None of mine came with the stencil paper though & I did not throw them out.
Takk. Hadde ikke manual, så hadde ikke klart det uten denne videoen 😘
Thank you, great video, just what i needed, I'm putting blind up today, do you happen to have a spare beer for my intermezzo?? :)
I threw away the paper part with the holes on it. Does anyone know how wide spread the holes have to be on the 160cm model?
Thanks for sharing dude. really helpful.
should have fitted those blackout blinds that have channels into the window alcove. I hate gaps, sometimes the shine full sun right into your face on Saturday mornings in summer,
nice sunset.
THX! great work!
Fantastique !
Thank you so much this video was helpful
Thank you !
Thanks for the video, very helpful!
Is it possible by anyway to mount it drill free?
+Patricia Padovani You have to use drill. If you have plasterboard walls it is possible without, but I do not recommend this if you do not have enough skills and good tools.
Hi! Great video. I was wandering if I can mount it in the ceiling? Thanks
Yes you can, but you have to fix it on the other side like I did it with the screw.
@@TimotejStanek, thank you!
Can it stop in some point as needed, or is just "on and off"?
Can I stop it in the middle?
+Cristi C It can be stopped anywhere. I have the bottom holder only because the wall is not horizontal.
3:11 Haha! Love it. Get your priorities right :-)
and I love the sky too
How was the beer?
Thank you ❤
THANK YOU!!!!
So, 2 years later, what do you think of these blinds now? Would you recommend them?
Not much to say. They are like new, but I do not operate with it a lot, just couple times up/down a year.
@@TimotejStanek Oh I see...Thanks. But for operating daily (every night for darkness), do you think it's worth buying?
@@chickenlover657 I think it will last long if it is operated with care.
Great video. I've followed it and it's up but it sags (velux window). Yours doesn't seem to do that
Thank you
About 1.75 million years ago humans developed something called speech. (still, thanks for sharing)
If it doesnt roll up?
tnks !
Do they not stay down unless you hook it on the bottom?
They do, my wall is angled, since it is under the roof. That is the reason for hook.
Thanks. I removed this for painting, and had no idea how to reinstall it. If you were to speak, that'd be more helpful.
Hello,
Can you help me ? I think i threw that strip of paper out. Do you or anybody know what the dimensions are for the 80cm/32 1/2" one ?
Or maybe i can just assemble it beforehand...
On my 60cm model, it is exactly 60cm between holes. But to be sure, you can assemble it on table and measure it before drilling.
can you please come put up mine???!!!
im koming
You'd better drill the wall with an appropriate bit first before putting the wall hooks.
Hey great video but can you tell me where to find the long paper with the holes which is used as a stencil to mark down where to drill? I bought the 140*195 version but I can't find it. Thanks in advance
+web20idiot It was inside the package with all other parts.
Millions in adverts for Ikea and they forgot to put 4 damn screws in the box. So lame
why would you hide that gorgeous view?!?
Cindy Hawkins This is in winter. But in the sunmer, the sun is so high, it shine right onto my computer screen.
I can't get my rollers to spring up... I did everything as you did but when i pull them down I have to wind them manually op agin. Help!!
+Sigriður Þrastardottir That's weird. Try to call ikea support and share their answers with us.
I´ve figured it out. The blinds where mounted to tight. After I widen the "holders" in both sides ( with a hammer) it sprang up.
take it back to IKEA, they will sort it out for you or give you a replacement. My experience with them is really good.
I still can't get how the left part goes on the hanger :(
The wall bracket has a flat tip like a screwdriver that the roller blind slots into, which keeps it from rotating as you pull the blinds down.
The other side with the removable plug is a spring loaded round tip that goes into the hole of the bracket, allowing it to rotate.
The distance between the brackets has to be correct; if it's too far apart, the blind can fall down if the spring loaded round tip can't remain engaged in the hole if the blind is slid to the left.
If it's too close, the blind will bind when rolling up and down. They provide a cardboard spacer to use in the installation to make sure it's not set too close; after installation, the spacer is removed, making sure it has enough room.
Now show us how to get these cheap things to stay down after you've used them for a month and they don't "catch" anymore.
How tf do i take the thing out
03:10 thumbs up :))) ;)
Why aren’t you explaining?
I would
Isn't you would explain what your doing. Talk man!!!!
How does this stupid thing work???? It wont stick.. keep rolling up - so bloody annoying! SHOW ME!
WLF
About as much use as a chocolate teapot !!!!!!!!!!!!!! zzzzzzzzzzzz
They don't stay down, you need a screw at the bottom to hook it on too!!
Awful awful blinds!
+smsno1 I used a screw only because the wall is not vertical. The blind will hold its position but hang into the space then. One do not need a screw on vertical wall.
THANK YOU!!