With the NoNo Bracket, you can easily and quickly hang curtains without any drilling, hammering, or screws in your walls. The NoNo Bracket attaches to your existing blind headrail in minutes!

Choose the style that corresponds with how your blinds are installed. Typically, blinds are installed outside or inside of the window frame.

If your blinds are mounted outside of the window frame, you require our Outside mount brackets.

If your blinds are mounted inside the window frame, you require our Inside mounted brackets. Available in standard size, XL, and Mini for mini blinds.

Compare your blinds with our product images to ensure you purchase the correct style for your windows. Be sure to remove the plastic blind headrail cover (if present) when measuring your head rail.

How much weight can the brackets hold?

The weight limit is mostly contingent upon how secure your existing headrail is installed. Typically blinds are mounted to wall studs and can hold a good amount of weight. Please do not use our brackets if your headrail is loose or damaged.

What curtain styles should I use?

We recommend using grommet (eyelet) or tab top curtains with our NoNo Brackets. These styles will ensure the curtains will cover the width of the blind head rail/track.

How many brackets will my window require?

Use 2 brackets for windows less than 5 feet (60 inches) wide. Use. 3 brackets for sliding doors or windows greater than 5 feet (60 inches).

Important: Ensure your existing blind headrail is securely fastened to the wall. Do not install if your headrail is loose or damaged in anyway.

Outside Mount Brackets:

1. Remove plastic headrail cover if present. The cover is usually attached by plastic clips.

2. Add the double sided sticky strips (included) to any contact point of the brackets.

3. Slide bracket into head rail and tighten center screw.

4. Hang curtain rod and curtains as normal.

Inside Mount Brackets (Standard, XL, or Mini):

1. Remove plastic headrail cover if present. The cover is usually attached by plastic clips.

2. Add the double sided sticky strips (included) to the inside top part of the bracket arm.

3. Slide bracket into head rail

4. Adjust the center screw as necessary to ensure a tight fit to the headrail.

5. Hang curtain rod and curtains as normal.