Rollerhouse 32mm Roller Blind Repair Kit, Mount Window Shade Brackets, Curtain Roller Blind Accessories for Electric Blinds with 1 1/4" Tube, 1 Pair, White

Overall somewhat okay installation process once you go on youtube to get an idea of what to do and are somewhat handy. But for the price and headache, I would rather pay the blind installers to do it for a couple hundred more than install this myself

Adapter for fitting power roller blinds

I watched the You Tube installation and they recommended these.BUT upon further inspection on arrival - I discovered they are for manual operating the blinds.I would suspect they would work well for a manual curtain BUT are not needed for remote control.Lesson Learned

I had ordered this one to attach to the previously purchased motor to the roller tube. The package has the brackets and another end piece apparently to attach the roller tube. (I don't find this useful to anchor the motor!)My question is: How do you anchor the motor end to the provided circular disc with the 4 holes? The motor end has only two holes and they do align with two of the 4 holes in the disc. Do I need special screws for this? None came with this order. Perhaps I could use some left over from my other projects!If some one has successfully secured this motor to a wall bracket can help me here!!Eventually I may be able to get this done. If so I could improve the rating from the current 3 stars!Update 2-14-19The seller suggested that I use the two screws sent with the motor kit to attach the disc using two of the 4 holes. DO NOT do this. These screws meant for mounting the remote control to the wall are 3/4 inches long. They went right through the plastic clutch piece on the motor tube! Almost ruined the motor assembly. Luckily I noticed this and immediately removed the screws. I went to Lowes hardware store and got 5/8 inch Philips screws, the shortest ones I could find. Even that was long and I trimmed the screw, say to make it 1/2 inch. In this manner I was able to secure the disc to the motor assembly.After this I was able to insert the motor assembly in to the roller tube and mount it on the bracket. The motor worked as expected. I was able to give a Valentine's Day gift to my wife, a motorized blind!I must add that the seller was responsive and tried to help me even though the guy who recommended the use of the long screws ought to familiarize with the products before making such recommendations! I am happy with the final out come though it called for a lot of patience. I have three more blinds which could be motorized. I will buy again from this seller if I can tackle the issue of mounting the motor to the wall bracket! The seller does not list a 22 mm motor kit that includes the brackets. With out proper brackets mounting the roller shade with this motor was a challenge for me.

I uploaded a DIY video showing how to install these brackets:https://www.amazon.com/vdp/c5fafd3bf7e746339af2a2ea611081a7The provided screws were too long. I had to cut them down for them to screw in without interfering with the spinning. Other than that, they worked perfectly.