What are Plantation Shutters?
Plantation shutters are an elegant window covering made of two or more framed panels of fixed louvers. The louvers within the frame are moved by a rod that is attached on the outside of the louvers. When homeowners want to open or close the louvers, they move the rod up or down. With plantation shutters, homeowners can choose how much light they want to let in and in what direction by angling the louvers. If homeowners want to enjoy the full view of their window, they can pull back the panel of louvers, exposing the entire window. What are the Advantages of Plantation Shutters? Many homeowners choose plantation shutters for a variety of reasons. One main reason is that they like how the shutters give their home a refined appearance. Another benefit is the ability to control the lighting of a room. Homeowners can adjust the louvers to allow as much or as little light as they prefer. Unlike blinds or curtains, shutters do not have gaps for light to enter when shut and they also help to b
A custom built-in wood blind window accent providing maximum flexibility, insulation and control of light, privacy, ventilation using a frame with movable louvers. The Material we use is Poplar Hardwood. Why Plantation Shutters? Plantation Shutters are the most elegant, stylish and cost effective window light, privacy and ventilation system available.
A custom built-in window accent providing maximum flexibility, insulation and control of light, privacy, ventilation using a frame with movable louvers. Materials used are hardwood, PolyDesign and vinyl. • Why Plantation Shutters? The most elegant, cost effective and stylish window light, privacy and ventilation system available. • How much do Plantation Shutters Cost? Please click here for our on-line price calculator and secure on-line order form. • Which Louver Size is for Me? When making your louver choice, consider the size of the window and the desired effect. The larger windows command the 3-1/2″, 4-1/2″, or the new 5 1/2″ louvers where the view is paramount; using the 3-1/2″ , 4-1/2″, or 5-1/2″ louvers, the eye naturally focuses on the view through the open louvers. The smaller windows prefer the 2-1/2″ or possibly 3-1/2″ louvers where the eye will more naturally “see” the shutter before observing the view. • How many panels do I need in my opening? Click here for the full-page