Plasterboard frames for blind. What screws?

[shocksl]

I hope someone can help

I'm trying to put some verticle blinds up in my new build flat.

I feel the wall is plasterboard above where i need to attach the blinds rail. (Inside the frame)

What screws would I need to attach this ?

Below ifsa pic of one of the windoes

 

[Ben-gee]

It looks like those doors open inwards, if you attach a blind inside the reveal I don’t think the door will open.
Better off fitting it to the flat part of the wall above the opening.

 

[shocksl]

It looks like those doors open inwards, if you attach a blind inside the reveal I don’t think the door will open.
Better off fitting it to the flat part of the wall above the opening.

Good point I didn't think of that.

But I have other bedroom windows aswell... so switch screws would I need ?

 

[fowlerboi]

As above.

You'll likely have a steel lintel behind the plasterboard too which will be fun. Just pay a handyman it will be much better than spending a ton of money on drills and metal screws or messing it up and having to redecorate

 

[shocksl]

As above.

You'll likely have a steel lintel behind the plasterboard too which will be fun. Just pay a handyman it will be much better than spending a ton of money on drills and metal screws or messing it up and having to redecorate

I have a metal detector or stud detector as you call it...also drill and all rhe bits etc.

 

[fowlerboi]

But not the experience or the right fixings. Something a handyman will have both of

Can't tell you what the right fixings are until you drill the hole

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Fischer Duotec Cavity Fixing Toggle

Intelligent solution which conquers the challenge of fastening relatively high loads to gypsum plasterboard. Works with Dot and Dab. Nylon toggle anchor. Acts like an expansion plug in solid materials such as concrete, brick or timber. High load capacity 20kg per fixing.

www.toolstation.com

Or expanding toggles

 

[shocksl]

Fischer Duotec Cavity Fixing Toggle

Intelligent solution which conquers the challenge of fastening relatively high loads to gypsum plasterboard. Works with Dot and Dab. Nylon toggle anchor. Acts like an expansion plug in solid materials such as concrete, brick or timber. High load capacity 20kg per fixing.

www.toolstation.com

Or expanding toggles

thank you.. would either 1 do?