Hi, I just watched this video several times and got lost at around the 1:37 min mark where I still see old cords still there... my blind has no strings anymore at all.. how do I do the whole thing? This is such a good video but i really need more details if you can
Hi Paige, Thanks for your comment. If you don't have any string in your shade, start at the bottom ring on the backside of the shade. Secure the string to the first ring and thread the string up through all of the rings or guides. Then, you'll thread the string through the grommet and through any idlers or screw eyes on your shade. After that, the string will go through the cord lock. This guide covers the same information, but in a different format. It may be helpful to you. fixmyblinds.com/pages/how-to-restring-standard-operated-woven-wood-shade. If you have any additional questions, you can reach out here or email us at service@fixmyblinds.com.
Dalila - You have to replace the ring. Then you can re-route the string through it. We sell replacement rings here: www.fixmyblinds.com/sew-on-rings-plastic.html
Hi Arlynn, Thanks for your comment. Woven woods use a variety of string sizes. Follow the instructions on this webpage to see which size s tring your blind needs: fixmyblinds.com/collections/roman-woven-wood-shade-lift-cord-string.
I ordered cord & followed this vid to get the job done! Worked great, especially the tip about fusing new cord to the old! Thanks 👏
Clear and practical! Following this instruction, I fixed two broken blind strings! Thank you very much!
Thank you, I am so grateful you made this video. After trying to figure it out unsuccessfully, I was ready to just toss the thing into the fire!
I needed this. Thanks.
Sweet as, thank you very big help 😁
Hi, I just watched this video several times and got lost at around the 1:37 min mark where I still see old cords still there... my blind has no strings anymore at all.. how do I do the whole thing? This is such a good video but i really need more details if you can
Hi Paige, Thanks for your comment. If you don't have any string in your shade, start at the bottom ring on the backside of the shade. Secure the string to the first ring and thread the string up through all of the rings or guides. Then, you'll thread the string through the grommet and through any idlers or screw eyes on your shade. After that, the string will go through the cord lock. This guide covers the same information, but in a different format. It may be helpful to you. fixmyblinds.com/pages/how-to-restring-standard-operated-woven-wood-shade. If you have any additional questions, you can reach out here or email us at service@fixmyblinds.com.
Terrific thanks, saving this one. Question, what if the eyelet/rings broke off of the attached string? How do I fix that?
Dalila - You have to replace the ring. Then you can re-route the string through it. We sell replacement rings here: www.fixmyblinds.com/sew-on-rings-plastic.html
Thank you for this helpful video. Question. Will the fused strings be strong enough? Seems like the weight and tension would pull them apart.
Yes, the fused string will be strong enough to pull through the blind.
What size thickness cord should I buy for bamboo woven wooden shades?
Hi Arlynn, Thanks for your comment. Woven woods use a variety of string sizes. Follow the instructions on this webpage to see which size s tring your blind needs: fixmyblinds.com/collections/roman-woven-wood-shade-lift-cord-string.
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