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hanging blind brackets
I got new windows in my daughter's room, and the new window sits closer
in the window frame than the old one. I went to hang up the blinds and because the window is closer in, when I went to drill a hole for the bracket screw instead of sheetrock I got the metal strip that builders put on the edges of where the top of the window frame and the wall meet. Can I just put the screws in the metal? Do I need anchors if I screw into the metal? Thanks!! Eddie |
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use sheet metal screws into the metal, it will be more secure than
drywall anchors |
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wrote in message ups.com... use sheet metal screws into the metal, it will be more secure than drywall anchors I think he may be talking about corner bead - which has no holding power, of course. The good news is that there is most likely a stud behind it. |
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Does the stud go the whole way across the window frame?
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"Eddie G" wrote in message ups.com... Does the stud go the whole way across the window frame? If your window is set in a recess, yes the perimeter of that recess will likely be framed with 2x. |
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