Triple Cord Holding Roman Shade Cord Lock Review

It arrived quickly but it took me a year to get the necessary materials for my lame Roman blind. It waited in its little plastic bag until I finished sewing the lampshade. The cables went through as advertised and were easy to install. However, when he pulled the strings to raise the curtain, it fell apart for the first time. The spring bolt opened and one of the brass gears fell apart. I tried to fix it but apparently another part fell out and I can't get it to work!

The roman blind cord in my living room broke due to stress. I figured it would cost me a few hundred dollars to call our window covering specialist for the repair. I thought I might try fixing the shades myself. After a few hours I was able to restore the shades and bring them back to normal. Installation was a bit tricky as the cable got pulled over the cable lock but it's so much better than paying someone to fix it or replace it!

I bought this new cable lock to replace the old one that came with the lampshade. As a DIYer I fixed the old one but spent hours trying to figure out how it works. The old one has a shaft that has a worn mounting hole, so I adjusted it and repaired the worn hole with solder. But as I wrote before, it will not work. When I saw that the new one worked great I compared them. The old one was prevented from running by swapping the rollers. So I fixed my repair and it's working now, so I'm keeping it