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Hidden Tilt Rod Louver Pin
Item Id: HNLP
Hidden Tilt Rod Louver Pin
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$0.08
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1000 - 4999 $0.06
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 Description
These nylon shutter pins are utilized when constructing new plantation shutters when using the hidden tilt rod. They support the louvers in the shutter panel, and allow the louver to rotate. The narrow end of the nylon pin is inserted into the louver. The larger end of the nylon pin is inserted into the stile or frame. A washer is molded into the pin which prevents the louver from rubbing the inside of the shutter stile allowing for smooth operation of the louvers. This washer is sized so as to allow the hidden tilt rod to recess itself inbetween the end of the louve and inside of shutter stile.
 
Note: If you need to get a louver back into an exiting panel you should order the Louver Repair Pin which is spring loaded.Made in USA
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 Customer Reviews Average Rating review  
retired
  the pins worked really well for my repair job and came in the mail really fast
  Reviewed by:  charles from bermuda dunes california. on 5/19/2011
  Good quality!
  Reviewed by:  Carlos Pironio from Myrtle Beach. on 4/18/2011
Carpenter
  Highly recommended. Excellent product, great price, delivery was fast. without these pins I could not have made my shutters. Thanks Shuttermedic.
  Reviewed by:  Alan Short from Daylesford, Victoria, Australia. on 10/3/2010
Built my shutters with them.
  These louver pins worked well and are now installed in two pairs of shutters I built for the inside of our basement windows. The ends are sized well for friction fit and clearance so standard size drill bits can be used for mounting.
  Reviewed by:  Rod Hanson from Regina, SK , Canada. on 9/21/2010