I bought a condo that has interior shutters with 4" louvers and some of the shutter tilt bar connectors are broken off. Easy enough to fix if I can find the parts. The connectors are "L" shaped and I have been unable to find any like them online. Hunter Douglas sent me some "T" connectors bit they are way too short. I do not know the shutter brand, they were likely bought in bulk about 11 years ago when the condos were built. I have photos I can post (not sure how to do that). Thanks for any advice, or leads on finding part, you can provide.

Hey guys. I have a 46" wide X 72" tall arched window in my dining room. I bought 2-1/2" faux wood blinds for the window (inside mount), which I'll hang in the top of the rectangular part of the window, leaving the arch open/uncovered. The installation instructions say to use center supports for blinds over 35" wide. In checking online, I see there is a "floating header" that I could install to provide support since I can't use the center supports that came with the blinds. However, most of what I see around the header is for 60"+ wide arched windows. I know it's a judgement call, but I'm looking for advice on whether or not I should put the extra time and money into getting a floating header, or if my blinds should be ok without center support. I won't be raising and lowering the blinds more than a few times a year- will keep the use to mostly just opening and shutting during the day/ evening (so they will only see light use). Thanks!