🔒 Post-Style Mini Blind Hold Down by JR Products - 81635 Review

I installed several of these in my roller blind caravan which didn't come with these clamps. Now the blinds are tight and don't sag. I had to ask everyone their names until one of the travelers sent me a link to Revain.

I had to attach the bottom of the 80 inch blinds to the door leading to the backyard. Every time the door was opened or closed, the heavy blinds slammed loudly. They were ALMOST too small for full size blinds, but they worked after very careful measurement and placement. They work great and are very cheap. We are very happy with them.

Serves its purpose. Luckily I managed to stretch them out a bit and I use them on regular sized blinds so they don't bang on my door every time it's opened. I'm sure they'll fail eventually - they're not the strongest plastic and I use them for regular sized blinds, not "mini blinds", but they're cheap so I'm not complaining.

I take the time to review what is essentially the $0.02 of plastic used to stabilize the mini blinds. let me tell you these things really work. Seriously, they fit like a charm, they're easy to put on, and they don't give me cancer. I would recommend them to anyone who wants to stabilize their mini blinds. You are so good! But seriously, they are exactly what you imagine them to be. Comes with four screws for easy installation. The only thing that confuses me is the price, but if you need these

I bought a couple of these to hold the 2 inch blinds on the French doors in our house. The size is correct, but once installed you will almost never be able to detach the lower slat rail. When you install these brackets, it's best not to raise the blinds back up. In contrast, the blind manufacturer (Smith + Noble) sells brackets with metal pins that can be pulled out (with a little force) to release the bottom track and allow the blinds to retract Luckily they were damn cheap and we just threw…