🪡 Enhanced Heavy Duty High Profile Wand Tilter for 2" Blinds - Square 1/4" Drive with Hook Connection (2 Quantity) by Amazing Drapery Hardware Review

Measuring the right size is crucial. I bought one first before ordering more to replace some of the existing ones that broke. Installation was easy and the product fitted well. The product appears to be durable although time will tell.

Easy to install. Lowering the blinds takes more time than replacing the tilt device. It worked great. maybe a little more tension in the movement of the blinds, but that's irrelevant. I saved about $200 if someone else did the job and got the part.

Product description is correct. After watching several videos on YouTube, we determined the desired section and profile size. The videos are very easy to follow. Part slipped right in. I just want it to shade on both ends, not just one. I only rated it 4 stars for durability and not 5 because I'm a little unsure how long it will last.

Buy these to replace a broken rod on 2" blinds. It takes time to remove the blinds properly, open the end, move the shaft, remove and reinsert the stick. Metal components last longer, but the only downside is that unlike the original plastic stick, they are very difficult to turn.

My 20 year old plastic trim for my 2" wood blinds finally broke. These replacements fit perfectly on my 1/4" square bar and brackets which are 2" x 2 1/4". These new metal slides work easier than the plastic replacement slides. They are also easy to install after I've been using fumbling around with the 1/4" rod and opening both strut end latches so I can get the rod off the plastic hangs and then onto my new spares.

Excellent tilt mechanism! Unlike the plastics, which feel like they'll break every time the wand is touched, they're fairly durable and smooth to use. I noticed that the square profile that the shank screw protrudes from is a different shape (smaller) than the original plastic profile and doesn't completely fill the hole in the rail. I also noticed that the tilting mechanism works in reverse. compared to what I already have at home.

Take measurements to ensure you select the correct replacement type. The cases are made of metal, which seems more durable. He replaced the device for over 20 years. old plastic. The old block started skipping as you twirled the wand. I took a part that had a chip in the corkscrew part of the wand mechanism. Not sure how the new block is rotated in the opposite direction from the original, but it is. The money I've saved from the novelty and the ease of being around, I can live with that minor…

Well that was frustrating. I opened one of the two packages with a stick tipper and YES, it's great. Very easy repair and they fit perfectly. Made two repairs, lowered the third curtain, removed the old part, and when I opened the second bag of new parts, to my great surprise, there weren't any square holes. The second package had a hex hole which I don't need. Spring. Send them back and reorder the correct ones. So stupid because the bags they came in clearly have two different numbers.

Half a dozen blinds are broken in my house. The blinds are at least 22 years old so I doubted they could be fixed. But when I recently removed a paint set of the blinds, I took a good look at the mechanism inside, watched the instruction video and realized how easy repairs can be when you can find the right part. Here's the trick: take out the old part, compare it to the product images on Revain, measure your part and the products for sale, checking in particular the shape of the shank (hex or…