Plastic Toggles

$3.50 – $8.50

Our prices are shown without VAT as many of our customers are eligible for Disability VAT exemption. If you are not eligible and are in the UK, VAT will be added at the checkout for qualifying products. For those outside the UK, customs charges may apply.

Description
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Description

These plastic toggles are also commonly known as Cord Locks, Stoppers or Clamp Ends. To use, press and hold the button while threading your chosen lace/ elastic/ string through the holes. Once done, release the button, and the cord lock will keep your lace/ elastic/ string in place.

This product does not qualify for VAT exemption. Therefore the total cost of this item for customers within the UK is £3 for a pack of 5, £4 for a pack of 10 and £7 for a pack of 25. VAT will be added at the checkout. Customers outside the UK will pay the price shown above.

Features

Made of quality plastic and spring
Durable and lightweight
Diameter: approximately 16.5mm
Hole Size: approximately 6mm x 4mm

These plastic toggles fit perfectly onto our 3mm Elastic Shock Cord.

Possible uses for Plastic Toggles include:

Face mask
Lanyard
Drawstring
Luggage
Clothing
Backpack
Hats
Trousers
Shoe Laces
Tent

We use these toggles in the 1-Up Hair Ties.

The toggles are available in black. We may be able to source alternative colours for you, please get in touch with any queries.

DIY solutions

We have over 100 products in our store to help solve issues caused by reduced hand function. However, we also know that sometimes the best solution to your problem is one you make yourself. We are now offering a range of raw materials, used by us in our products for many years, to allow you to design your own solutions. Raw materials are usually only supplied in bulk quantities, but we are pleased to offer them in more manageable amounts.

Why not take a look at our other raw materials to help with your project? We’d love to receive updates on your latest solutions!

Safety: These materials are excellent tools to your DIY solutions. Some of these materials may be commonly used in safety equipment. However, please remember that safety equipment must be subject to rigorous testing and strict regulations. We do not recommend making safety items yourself.