robertbick

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How do you remove the interior window treatments that are shown in the below pic? Is there a name for these fabric covered treatments? I could not find anything in a search probably because I do not know what they are called. I do not see how they are attached to the wall.

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skipnchar

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Most likely using some L brackets inside the sides and the top ones most likely screwed into the overhead.
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maddog348

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Day/Night Shades( Google it). Mine had bracket & screws holding top bar up. Small screw either side bottom holding cords 'tight' Didn't like 'em ~~ Took 'em out ~~ Put in Thermal Drapes & sheers. Better. Just my 2 cents.
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avan

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Valance a/k/a shadow box
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2010Augusta

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The shadow box should have a screw tucked into the fold in the very bottom of each leg and a few screws through the top of the valence. I removed and recovered all of them in our trailer. It is real easy once you find the screws.
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rramjet

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Those in our Newmar were attached with small L brackets. Hard to see. Screws are also square head. Nice to work with once you know what they are.
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Joy

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They are Lambroquins. As said, usually attached with small "L" brackets.
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robertbick

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Thanks everyone. There are no L brackets on mine at all. There must be a screw at the bottom of each side tucked under a fold of the fabric. I will have to go find them.
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tartan camper

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They are called lambrequins and ours are attached with screws going into the edge of the material on the inside closest to the window.
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AntiqFreq

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I like my lambrequins..........
Someday the shades will self-destruct then
I may NEED to remove them......
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