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3 Ways to Repair Vertical Blinds

By Matthew Lynch
January 28, 2024
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Vertical blinds are a popular window treatment option due to their ability to control light and privacy. However, they can also be prone to damage over time. Whether they’ve been accidentally tugged on or simply worn out from daily use, vertical blinds may require some maintenance and repairs. Here are three ways you can fix your vertical blinds and keep them functioning smoothly.

1. Replacing Broken or Damaged Slats

One of the most common issues with vertical blinds is broken or damaged slats. To replace a damaged slat, follow these simple steps:

a. Remove the broken slat: Gently slide the damaged slat out of the clip that holds it in place by releasing the clip or sliding it off.

b. Obtain a replacement slat: Either purchase a new slat or cut one from a spare piece of matching material. Ensure it’s the same width and length as the other slats on your blinds.

c. Attach the new slat: Slide the replacement slat into the clip where the broken one was removed, making sure it’s seated properly and aligned with the other slats.

2. Fixing Uneven or Tangled Blind Chains

Over time, blind chains can become tangled due to normal use or accidental pulling. To untangle and even out your blind chain, follow these steps:

a. Detach the chain: Carefully remove the chain from any clips or brackets that hold it in place.

b. Unravel the chain: Gently work through any knots, twists, or tangles until your chain is straight and untangled.

c. Reattach your chain: Once free of tangles, reattach your blind chain to its corresponding clips or brackets ensuring it runs smoothly and operates correctly.

3. Repairing a Stuck Sliding Track

A variety of issues could cause your sliding track to become stuck, such as dirt buildup or bent brackets. To repair a stuck sliding track, try these tips:

a. Clean the track: Remove any debris or dirt from the track and lubricate it with a silicone spray.

b. Inspect and repair brackets: Check brackets for signs of damage or bending, and gently straighten them back into place if needed.

c. Check sliding mechanisms: Ensure each blind slat is securely clipped into place, ensuring they’re not causing the track to stick or jam.

By following these three methods, you will have repaired your vertical blinds in no time. Remember to handle your blinds gently while performing these repairs to prevent further damage. With proper care and maintenance, your vertical blinds will provide you with long-lasting light control and privacy.

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