Lift Cord & String
Find the restring cord that you need today! Select from our options below to see what shade they are typically used on, and how to identify the cord correctly.
0.9mm Lift & Restring Cord
Cellular & Pleated Shades
The most common lift & restring cord being used for cellular or pleated shades would be a cord with 0.9mm diameter. Moreover, the cord is highest quality of cord available. Made in the USA.
Identifying your cord
To verify the cord thickness, follow these easy steps
1) Wrap the cord around a pencil 10 times
2) Measure the complete width of 10 strands
3) The cord should measure approximately 3/8″
If your cord did not measure 3/8″ see other options
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1.2mm Lift & Restring Cord
Day-Night & RV Shade
The most common lift & restring cord being used for day-night & RV shades would be a cord with 1.2mm diameter. Moreover, the cord is highest quality of cord available. Made in the USA.
Identifying your cord
To verify the cord thickness, follow these easy steps
1) Wrap the cord around a pencil 10 times
2) Measure the complete width of 10 strands
3) The cord should measure approximately 1/2″
If your cord did not measure 1/2″ see other options
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1.4mm Lift & Restring Cord
Vinyl & Aluminum Mini Blinds
The most common lift & restring cord being used for mini blinds (aluminum, wood, or vinyl) would be a cord with 1.4mm diameter. Moreover, the cord is highest quality of cord available. Made in the USA.
Identifying your cord
To verify the cord thickness, follow these easy steps
1) Wrap the cord around a pencil 10 times
2) Measure the complete width of 10 strands
3) The cord should measure approximately 9/16″
If your cord did not measure 9/16″ see other options
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1.6mm Lift & Restring Cord
Vinyl & Aluminum Mini Blinds
One of the most common lift & restring cord being used for mini blinds (aluminum, wood, or vinyl) would be a cord with 1.6mm diameter. Moreover, the cord is highest quality of cord available. Made in the USA.
Identifying your cord
To verify the cord thickness, follow these easy steps
1) Wrap the cord around a pencil 10 times
2) Measure the complete width of 10 strands
3) The cord should measure approximately 5/8″
If your cord did not measure 5/8″ see other options
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1.8mm Lift & Restring Cord
Wood & Faux Wood Horizontal Blinds
One of the most common lift or restring cord used on wood and faux wood blinds would be the 1.8mm diameter cord. Moreover, the cord is highest quality of cord available. Made in the USA.
Identifying your cord
To verify the cord thickness, follow these easy steps
1) Wrap the cord around a pencil 10 times
2) Measure the complete width of 10 strands
3) The cord should measure approximately 11/16″
If your cord did not measure 11/16″ see other options
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2.0mm Lift & Restring Cord
Wood & Faux Wood Horizontal Blinds
One most common lift or restring cord used on wood and faux wood blinds would be the 2.0mm diameter cord. Moreover, the cord is highest quality of cord available. Made in the USA.
Identifying your cord
To verify the cord thickness, follow these easy steps
1) Wrap the cord around a pencil 10 times
2) Measure the complete width of 10 strands
3) The cord should measure approximately 3/4″
If your cord did not measure 3/4″ see other options
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2.2mm Lift & Restring Cord
Woven Blinds & Roman Shades
The most common lift or restring cord used on woven wood and roman shades would be the 2.2mm diameter cord. Moreover, the cord is highest quality of cord available. Made in the USA.
Identifying your cord
To verify the cord thickness, follow these easy steps
1) Wrap the cord around a pencil 10 times
2) Measure the complete width of 10 strands
3) The cord should measure approximately 7/8″
If your cord did not measure 7/8″ see other options
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3.0mm Lift & Restring Cord
Drapery Traverse Cord
The most common lift or restring cord used on today’s drapery would be the 3.0mm diameter cord. Moreover, the cord is highest quality of drapery traverse cord available. Made in the USA.
Identifying your cord
To verify the cord thickness, follow these easy steps
1) Wrap the cord around a pencil 10 times
2) Measure the complete width of 10 strands
3) The cord should measure approximately 1-1/8″
If your cord did not measure 1-1/8″ see other options
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