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Ekena Millwork Rustic 3 Board Joined B-N-B Faux Wood Shutters 16.5x42 Window Shutter
Window Shutter
Ekena Millwork Rustic Four Board 22 W x 66 H Pecky Cypress Timber Window Shutter
Window Shutter
Ekena Millwork Rustic Two Equal Panel Flat Panel Pecky Cypress Faux Wood Shutters Per Pair Timber Window Shutter
Window Shutter, Brown
Ekena Millwork Rustic 4 Board Spaced B-N-B Faux Wood Shutters 23.5x42 Window Shutter
Window Shutter
Ekena Millwork Rustic Four Board 22 W x 82 H Faux Wood Shutters 22x82 Timber Window Shutter
Window Shutter
Ekena Millwork Rustic Two Equal Panel Flat Panel Rough Sawn Faux Wood Shutters Per Pair Window Shutter
Window Shutter, Brown
Ekena Millwork Rustic Two Equal Panel Flat Panel Pecky Cypress Faux Wood Shutters Per Pair Timber Window Shutter
Window Shutter, Brown
Ekena Millwork Rustic Two Equal Panel Flat Panel Hand Hewn Faux Wood Shutters Per Pair Window Shutter
Window Shutter, Brown
Ekena Millwork Rustic 4 Board Joined B-N-B Faux Wood Shutters 22 x 78 in Primed Tan Timber Window Shutter
Window Shutter
Ekena Millwork Rustic Two Equal Panel Flat Panel Rough Sawn Faux Wood Shutters Per Pair Timber Window Shutter
Window Shutter, Brown
Ekena Millwork Rustic 3 Board Joined B-N-B Faux Wood Shutters 16.5x68 Timber Window Shutter
Window Shutter
Ekena Millwork Rustic Two Equal Panel Flat Panel Pecky Cypress Faux Wood Shutters Per Pair Timber Window Shutter
Window Shutter, Brown
FAQ
Window shutters are solid or slatted coverings for windows, used for privacy and light control. They can enhance home aesthetics and improve energy efficiency. Consider materials like wood or vinyl and styles like plantation or café to match your home decor.
Window shutters are fixed panels attached to the window frame, while blinds are adjustable slats that hang inside the window. Shutters offer more durability and insulation, whereas blinds provide flexible light control.
The best material for window shutters depends on your needs. Wood offers a classic look, while vinyl is moisture-resistant and budget-friendly. Consider factors like humidity levels and maintenance preferences when choosing.
Window shutters are energy-efficient as they provide insulation by trapping air between the shutter and the window. This helps regulate indoor temperatures, reducing heating and cooling costs.
You can install window shutters yourself if you have basic DIY skills. Many kits come with instructions and necessary hardware. Ensure accurate measurements for a proper fit before installation.
Plantation shutters offer wide slats that allow more light and airflow compared to other types. They add a timeless elegance to interiors and are easy to clean, making them a popular choice for homeowners seeking style and functionality.
Window Shutters: 3 things to consider before buying
When choosing window shutters, it's important to think about the material. Common options include wood, vinyl, and composite, each offering different levels of durability and maintenance. Wood shutters provide a classic look but require more upkeep to prevent warping and fading. Vinyl shutters are low-maintenance and moisture-resistant, making them great for humid environments. Composite shutters combine the best of both worlds, offering the look of wood with increased durability. Consider your local climate and how much time you're willing to invest in maintenance when selecting the right material.
Window shutters come in various styles like plantation, café, and full-height, each serving different aesthetic and functional purposes. Plantation shutters with wide louvers offer excellent light control and ventilation. Café-style shutters cover only the lower half of windows, providing privacy while allowing natural light from above. Full-height shutters cover the entire window for maximum privacy and insulation. Think about how you want your space to look and feel, as well as how much light or privacy you need when selecting a style.
Accurate measurements ensure that your window shutters fit perfectly, enhancing their appearance and functionality. Start by measuring the width at three points: top, middle, and bottom of the window opening. Use the narrowest measurement for ordering. Next, measure the height at three points: left, center, and right sides; use the shortest measurement for accuracy. Don't forget to consider any obstructions like handles or locks that might affect installation. Precise measurements help avoid unnecessary adjustments or returns.
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