MPJ Spring Loaded Plantation Shutter Replacement Repair Pins (100)

I saw a great video on YouTube about this and decided it was worth a try on our plantation shutters. I used a small drill bit to twist into the broken part and pull it out. Fortunately the hole was exactly the size needed by the replacement (1/4”). Next I used a 5/32 bit to extract the pit in the loover. Then I used a credit card to depress the pin, slide the loover into position and pull out the credit card so the pin could snap into the hole. Fixed it in less than 10 minutes.

My cat snapped a blade on my wood shutter, luckily it was the replaceable blade end piece. I called around and was quoted over $150 to repair. I figured for the small price if these I’ll take my chance and did it myself. Really easy To install and the spring loaded end top makes it even easier! Thank for this great product

My 38-year old Grand Banks boat has sliding doors in the heads. The original spring-loaded pins deteriorated. A slight modification to these was all that was needed.

These work great if you break a spindle on your plantation shutter. The price for 10 makes me always keep some on hand.

When I received this shipment, the package had been torn/shorn open. The 10-pack of hinges was also torn open, 2 were missing and 3 were damaged so I was left with 5 operational pieces. Fortunately I only needed 2.There are no directions. You need to know what you're doing. Like how to remove the broken, sun damaged pieces. How to install the new ones. How to squish in the spring-loaded pin and get the shutter piece onto new hinge. While it's not difficult if you know how to do those things, it would be a major flummox if you didn't.They're just fine.

Not to worry if difficult to work with. It’s a small place You‘re working in. Just be vigilant!

Was the right price. Needed to fix some wooden louvers. Worked perfectly.

My shutter came off the bracket and these worked great. Thank you for offering them in a pack in the event I'll need more.