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Full Height Shutters These are single, full-height shutters that cover the entire window and open as one unit, as the name implies. They are simple and elegant, but they have a dramatic effect. This style is also suitable for standard door shutters and shutters for French doors. With full-height wooden shutters, you can have as many panels across the window as you want, from one or two wide panels to six or seven narrower shutters hinged together to fold back. If you don't intend to open the panels back up frequently, you might want to consider fewer panels. This means you'll have fewer vertical wood sections, allowing more light into your room. Advantages of Full Height Shutters Full-height shutters, as [...]Read more

Cafe Style Shutters Cafe shutters only cover the bottom half of your windows. They let in plenty of light and are ideal for rooms on the ground floor because they prevent passers-by from peering into your home. The top part of the window is typically left uncovered. Many of our customers, however, keep curtains or blinds and close them in the evenings. If you intend to keep your shutter panels closed the majority of the time, we recommend going with wide panels. Fewer shutter panels will assist you in creating a more open, spacious appearance in your room. If you intend to open your shutters frequently, consider a few narrower panels that can be folded back neatly. The Benefits of [...]Read more

Tier On Tier Shutters Tier-on-tier shutters are the most adaptable of our shutter options. They allow you to open the top section of shutter panels separately from the bottom section. This makes them an excellent choice if you want to maintain privacy while still allowing maximum light into your room. Tier on tier shutters are ideal if you intend to open the top panels frequently. If you intend to keep them closed the majority of the time, our full height shutters may be a better choice. Assume you have a window in your living room or bedroom that looks out onto a busy street. With tier-on-tier shutters, you can close the lower tier with the slats slightly tilted for privacy [...]Read more

Solid Raised Shutters They are solid paneled shutters, as the name implies, and have been used in the United States for o …

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