Shutters are solid window coverings with hinged panels, typically made of wood, vinyl, or composite materials, that can be opened or closed to control light, ventilation, and privacy. Here are some key features and considerations of shutters:
Plantation shutters are an excellent option not only for windows but also for doors and room dividers. Their narrower louver width offers increased privacy when open, ideal for areas with frequent foot traffic. When the louvers are closed, they provide complete privacy.
Ideal for windows with scenic views and a need for privacy, these shutters strike the perfect balance. Their medium-width louvers offer enhanced visibility compared to smaller options, providing a clearer view while maintaining privacy. When closed, the louvers ensure complete privacy.
Exuding elegance, these shutters make a striking statement in any room. With significantly increased visibility compared to 2-1/2″ shutters, they offer a clear view when open. Despite this openness, complete privacy can still be achieved when the louvers are closed.
The tilt bar, positioned at the front center of each shutter panel, ensures a tight and uniform closure of all louvers simultaneously. This classic design is prevalent in homes with traditional decor, offering a timeless aesthetic appeal.
The rear tilt control, concealed on the back hinge side of the panel, serves the same function as a traditional tilt bar. It offers an unobstructed view and a sleek, contemporary appearance, adding a modern touch to your shutters.
The standard hinge system, a staple choice for most windows, allows shutters to gracefully open or fold out from one side, providing a timeless and versatile solution for window dressing.
An ideal choice for elevating the elegance of French doors, this contoured design ensures the door handle operates freely without interference from the shutter.
The ideal solution for arched windows, offering versatility and style. Available in various shapes including Half-circle, Eyebrow, Tunnel, Elliptical, Quarter-circle, Octagon, Hexagon, Full and Half Rake, Symmetrical Angle Top, and Angle Top.
Often employed for closet doors, this design is also suitable for large windows as it enables shutters to slide and fold open, offering versatility in both function and aesthetics.
Enables shutter panels to slide horizontally from left to right, creating floor-to-ceiling movable room dividers. This versatile solution allows you to maximize and separate your space according to your needs.
Utilizes unframed shutters or frames from our collection, meticulously mitered to match the precise angles of your bay or bow windows.
