10 Vertical Blind Vane Repair Clips (10, White)

So frustrating when a slat in a vertical blind breaks These little clips work great Quick repair Would recommend

I like everything about this product it is a quick solid fix with no mess or cutting. Looks nice and natural.

I had one broken vane on my bloody expensive Levelor Sillouette blinds (thanks kitty) and this worked perfectly to fix it. You can't even see it because the Sillouette blinds have a soft, airy fabric in front of them and that fabric completely covers the vanes.I did need to use a flathead screwdriver to open the hooks to get them on the vane and then squeezed them tightly with pliers. I got a nice tight fit.Also, for those wondering about whether these will work on flat or curved vanes, as I did because my vanes are flat, they will work on both. I bent a little bit of the curve out of the vane fixer and it worked great. My vane wasn't curved at all by this fixer.If you own vertical blinds, you need to buy these! Even if none are broken yet, have these on hand for when they do break. You'll be happy you bought them. It's a quick 5 minute fix.Should little miss kitty manage to do something to this fix, I'll update this review.

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These clips are very easy to use, and so far have kept my vertical blind in place for a few weeks now. They come in white or the cream color that I ordered to match many blinds. I am very pleased. For the money, they cannot be beat.

Good color match for my slats. USE a pair of PLIERS and cushion between them and clip with a cloth, to protect clip paint. Squeeze hard, and the clip will hold. I checked each one after I thought I had it tight, and before hanging slat, to make sure it wouldn't wiggle or otherwise move. If so, so back with pliers. It takes a fair amt of hand strength, but is SUPERIOR to stick on type of clip. These babies are going no where now!

This little Gadget Fixed my problem in 3 minutes. Amazingly easy to install, far cheaper than having someone come out, and it is well made! I'm sure I will never have any issues again with panels falling down!

We had a couple of wind days a couple of weeks back and on of the blinds broke at the clip. Ordered these clips to repair the blind and I was so satisfied with the construction I put them on all the blinds near the windows that may flap around when it is windy. They did require pliers to crimp them to adhere properly, put that is due to the strong metal construction. An excellent product and I would recommend them.

Firstly, these are difficult to attach to the blinds. They don't even stay on unless you use a pair of pliers for about 5 minutes and sometimes that doesn't even work. I've had to stab holes in it just so that it would fasten into the blind. Secondly, they don't even stay put! I've had them last for about a month, go crooked and fall right off. I've been using the YASY ones which are much better. They are easy to attach and actually stick on your blinds, don't waste your money and time with this garbage!

I noticed a lot of great reviews. This was not my experience. I bought two packages and had very little success in getting them to work. I used mine on vinyl blinds and the tines that is supposed to grip, just cannot not stick into the vinyl to hold. They would seem to stay at first but as soon as I used the blinds, they would slip off. I experimented with different ways to make the blinds stay. For example, I tried to crimp them a bit, but they are worse once I crimped them. The metal is too soft and will bend against the vinyl with the slightest pressure. The design seems reasonable. It may have potential. But it seems to me that someone made them based on their untested theory.

Bought 2 packs since they looked like exactly what I needed to fix my blinds and they had so many great reviews--Even watched a YouTube video to make sure I was using them correctly but short of supergluing them, these are not going to stay on. They just slip off as soon as I try to hang the slat. The clips don't "grip" the blind in any way.

These do not work well with vinyl vertical vanes, as others have said, the clips are too weak and the prongs too dull to bite into vinyl vertical vanes. The clip just slides off.I guess what you could do is put some tape underneath to give the clip something to bit into, but at this prices for each clip, I decided to return time and use electrical tape as a temporary measure until I figure out a better method of repairing the vane.

Excellent! I have some old and brittle plastic/vinyl vertical blinds in my rental home and they were breaking at the top from age when I open & close them or the wind blows. These metal repair pieces have solved the problem perfectly and now hold them securely in place and allow me to use the blinds without fear that they will snap from simple use. They were super easy to install and definitely worth the price. An excellent product.