Roller blind holder to prevent flapping
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A holder that keeps a roller blind from flapping in the wind. Screw or double-sided adhesive to the wall.
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- Printables
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- Bedroom
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- GNU General Public License v3.0
Holds the bottom end of a Harry Corry roller blind.
These sometimes flap around in the wind and scrape slightly against the wall, making a noise.
If the weighted bottom bar of the blind (" is in this pocket this will not make (so much) noise.
Opening for the weighted bottom bar of the blind is 8.5mm with a raised edge to provide some friction that is 7.7mm apart.
Screw hole diameter is 3.7mm, 7.5mm head diameter, for countersunk screws.
Minimum distance of curtain from side wall is 7mm, total distance from wall is 40mm.
Note that if the wind lifts it out of the bracket, it's easy to tilt the bracket slightly and create some torsion in the weighted bottom bar that holds it in place more firmly. This is easiest if you use only one screw to mount it.