🔩 MPJ Spring-Loaded Plantation Shutter Repair Pins (Pack of 4) Review

I have plantation shops all over my house and over the years we have spent a fortune to have a mechanic come and fix them when one of the dowels breaks. This was an easy fix for my husband, once he figured out what size drill bit he needed to clean out the old dowel it only took him a few minutes to finish the job! The nib doesn't work, so it's not usable, but about a dollar apiece is worth a small loss. Much more.

This is the best product for blind repairs. Better than the others I've used before. "Brand: Shutter Repair Kit” 4.6 out of 5 stars 222 reviews PLANTATION SHUTTER REPAIR KIT: 10 Pivoting Shutter Brackets + PLUS + 10 Spring Loaded Shutter Pins. This slides easily into the hole and the part of the spring/pin that goes in and out is very strong. It's also a bit thinner, so what's the hole in the curtain? (lol idk like it's called) it shouldn't be that big. The other brand snaps/pops out too easily

This product eliminates the need to disassemble the entire latch to fix a broken hinge pin - each latch bar has TWO hinge pins and without this 'spring loaded' feature you can't put the bar back into the frame - some blinds may require you to enlarge the hole in the slat slightly to accommodate this pin. So be careful when drilling so you don't split the slat. We stock these pins as well as standard non-spring pins (for the other side of the rod) because our 10+ year old shutters here in South…

We bought our blinds 24 years ago and recently I was using a pole to move the blinds and they fell out of the frame. I knew that couldn't be! I called the company we bought it from and it will be out in a few days. He came with no material to fix it and said he wouldn't be there the next day. A few weeks later I didn't hear from him so I reached out to Revane for a solution. Wow! Thought to try this. Received them quickly and pulled out the broken part and this replacement worked within 5…

We bought these pens to fix some broken blinds on our plantation blinds. We were hoping we wouldn't have to use a drill to install them, but we had to widen the pre-drilled holes in our shutters so they fit properly. You'll know if the hole isn't wide enough because it will compress the pin and prevent the spring-loaded pin from opening and closing easily. Enlarging the hole wasn't as big a problem as we thought - we were just a little nervous as my husband isn't very comfortable. Working…