3 ft. White Continuous Loop Cord 3.2mm Window Blind Looped String, Hunter Douglas, Bali, Graber, Kirsch, and many more

Original rope broke. Needed a replacement. It's great.

This is a cheaply made replacement product, beware. I have replaced continuous-loop cords a number of times on blinds throughout my house with success. This one broke on second use/pull, it just snapped. It was obvious that this item was poor craftmanship and/or cheap materials. The cord itself is below average and the "glue" or whatever is used to close the two ends is terrible. Seller/manufacturer should be ashamed of themselves, as it seems that they are using cheap straight cord and then using some cheap adhesive to mend cord into continuous loop so they can sell it at higher price. This sure smells like a scam, advise to stay away from this product, its truly a rip-off.

My husband installed the continuous loop cord for our honeycomb shade earlier today. It didn’t take more than half an hour start to finish. He said it was simple to do. If I had to call in a repair person, it would probably run at least $100.

Very durable and easy to install!

The cord installed easily but unfortunately I only got a couple of months out of it. I got a replacement and even that one only lasted another couple of months. It's just cheaply made.

The headline says it all. We've had cord loops replaced by shade shops before but the cors they used are not nearly as good quality as this cord.

The cord was the right length and diameter, but the weave of the cord was loose. The weave of the cord it replaced was very tight and firm. With the looser weave, you have to "assist" the blinds to lift up.

Coupled with YouTube video I found, was able to replace broken cord in a few minutes. Blinds back up a few minutes later hopefully for another 20 years before the next break. Originally thought I might have to buy all new blinds.