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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025
I was able to repair the broken string in our living room blinds without too much problem. I think they’ll least a long time.
Erick Howenstine
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2024
I'd found a .09 slipped a bit when paired with the other cord in my blind, and from another company I found two .09s were actually different! So it was with some trepidation that I bought this .10 ... and wala. Perfect. Finally.
Doug Hansberry
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2024
This has a harder, more durable weave feel than the previous replacement string (different brand) that i ordered which didn't last. This seems sturdier and virtually identical in quality to the original string. I have Bali double cell bottom up/top down blinds that are about 20 years old, and one by one the strings are breaking. It is a pain to replace the strings, but the blinds would be very expensive to replace. I think this cord replacement will give these blinds another 20 years.
bob
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 12, 2024
Used for tying ski buoys down
Photojdoc
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2023
I found this when my wife was looking for stringing material for the roman shades she makes for customers. We bought a spool and have bought several more since. it has become her go to stringing material for shades and curtains. Excellent product.
Alessandro
Reviewed in Italy on June 1, 2023
ottimo filo ,molto resistente e utile per fare collane ,mala ecc
Tim Smith
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2023
The product is an exact replacement for the same size cords used in shades. With the cost of replacing window shades so high, its a waste to throw them away when the shade material is perfectly fine. Just follow the path of the original cord and you have a new fully functional shade.
Placeholder
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2023
i replaced the cords on my blinds and now the blinds work like new again! good deal if you don't mind a bit of effort. beats shelling out hundreds of dollars for new blinds! 🙂
Max Miller
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2022
Get a thicker line, this is too thin.
Rauli
Reviewed in Spain on March 10, 2022
Cordón para subir/bajar persianas venecianas. Acabo de sustituir los 4 cordones de una persiana que se habÃan roto y éste parece de mucha mayor calidad que el anterior. Es una pena que sólo lo haya en color blanco.Por las caracterÃsticas parece que aguantará bien la fricción. En cuanto al sol ya no lo tengo tan claro, pero le daremos un voto de confianza. También confÃo en que la bobina contenga 100 metros, ya que esto no lo he comprobado (necesitaba mucho menos, pero las de 50 ó 20 metros eran de otro grosor y/o material).Me llegó por SEUR a un punto de entrega de esta compañÃa, y tardó sólo un dÃa.
Rose M
Reviewed in Canada on February 5, 2019
Good quality material.
Delpinus94
Reviewed in France on September 7, 2018
Certains modèles de lampes sont équipés d'interrupteur à tirette en cordelette. Cette petite corde tressée remplace bien le petit cordon usé. Comme le matériaux est plus glissant que celui de la corde d'origine j'ai fait un petit noeud au milieu du mécanisme pour que la cordelette nouvelle ne glisse pas.
CRAIG F
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2017
The Hunter-Douglas "Duette" shades in our guest bedroom take quite a beating -- this is the second time I've repaired them, while the remaining shades in my house are still on their original set.The H-D Duettes specify a 0.9mm cord, but I thought I'd take my chances with this 1.0 mm version as it was a bit cheaper (and hopefully more durable) than the 0.9 mm offerings on Amazon. Turns out it works like a charm (although you'll notice the difference visually if you don't replace both the top and bottom rail cords, which I did not). Flows through the guides just fine, and I'm hopeful this repair will last longer than the last one. Either way, there is PLENTY of cord remaining to conduct repairs.FYI, I was able to reuse the cord ends and tassles, and you can use some skinny wire to thread the cord through the blinds instead of springing for a repair kit. Check out some YouTube videos to see how to proceed, but leave yourself plenty of extra cord length until you get your blinds hung up -- if you short yourself you'll have to repeat the rapair process ;o)
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