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When it gets really hot in summer, spots in the shade
are the best places to be. With a canvas blind, you can
enjoy the summer on your terrace, protected from the sun.
A canvas blind also keeps the heat out of living
accommodation, which means that it stays pleasantly cool
indoors.
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Draw a horizontal guiding line on the
masonry and mark the holes for the blind brackets. You can
use a spirit level to align the marking points
horizontally. |
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Use the BOSCH Rotary Hammer to drill at
the marked positions. |
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Press the spacers into the drilled
holes and knock in the spacers in such a way that they are
flush with the masonry. |
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Fit the adapter for screwdriver bits in
the drill chuck and place the screwdriver bits in the
adapter. Screw the blind brackets into the spacers. |
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Engage the canvas blind in the brackets
and attach them with two clamping bolts. |
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Pull out the canvas blind to check and
adjust the drop profile and angle of inclination. Use a
spanner for this purpose. |
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