1 x CLEAR LOUVRETIE TIE BACK FOR VERTICAL BLIND SIDE FIX

They look flimsy but work fine.

Does the trick, however, I don’t think it’s very strong so handle carefully

Have these for all my vertical blinds now, help to let more light in when the blinds are back against the wall. Have found it stronger to glue them rather than use the sticky pads, although this depends on the wall and the amount of blades they hold back. You have the option to screw fix if needs be. Great customer service from 'Blindspares' when my latest purchase was broken in transit.

They appear to be a little flimsy but seem to serve their function. Longevity remains to be seen. Competitively priced compared to rival offerings but that just means they all seem to be overpriced for what you get.

It's a real shame about this product - it's a fantastic idea but so poorly designed. The plastic is incredibly flexible - I have 17 floor length PVC louvres which I currently hold together, when open, with two plastic pegs. Not ideal, but functional - no rattling sound or blowing in the wind. I bought this product (two of them) thinking they would be made of strong, rigid plastic that I could simply slot my blinds behind, no fuss.The plastic is not at all rigid, in fact it is flexible enough that it can be bent without really having to exert much force at all. It looks like the clip is meant to be fastened so that the opening points at the window - I have a large door frame which makes it very awkward to do so; however if I mount the clip facing away from the door the louvres slip out immediately. I have to gently slot in my louvres in sections so that I don't bend the plastic too much. They do hold ... just.If these clips aren't meant to be used for PVC louvres (which are of course heavier than fabric louvres) then it should state as much; it does seem a shame that instead of being made from rigid plastic and therefore useful for all louvre materials, the manufacturer has opted for a more flexible design. I can't comment on their use for fabric louvres, but if you have floor length PVC louvres I simply wouldn't bother. Screw some velcro to the wall instead.

Hold my verticals back beautifully by the conservatory door

This does the job. Holds the blind back perfectly, though really overpriced for what it is.Annoyingly, it didn’t come with the pictured sticky pad and came with screws, despite stating it wouldn’t. I had to buy my own adhesive to attach to the wall, which was annoying.

Great way of pulling the vertical blinds back without damaging them. Great wee invention.