This is usually caused by tangled lift cords, misaligned slats, or worn mechanisms. Try gently shaking the blinds to realign slats, checking for obstructions in the headrail, or replacing the tilt mechanism if problems persist. Regular maintenance helps prevent these issues.

Yes! Most come with brackets and screws. Basic tools (drill, level, screwdriver) are needed. Follow manufacturer instructions for mounting.

Install cord cleats on the wall to wrap up excess cord, use cord shorteners, or replace with cordless lift systems. Better yet, upgrade to cordless mini blinds which are now widely available and much safer for homes with children.