Because they're fitted to each window, they look like part of the house rather than something hung in front of it.
Why people choose plantation shutters
- Light control. Angle the louvers to let light in without glare.
- Privacy. Close them fully, or tilt them so you can see out but people can't see in.
- Easy to clean. A duster or damp cloth takes care of them.
- A classic Southern look. They suit traditional and modern homes alike.
What to decide
Louver size changes the look. Wider louvers give a more open view when tilted open; narrower ones look more traditional.
Shutters can cover the whole window, or just the bottom half in a café style that keeps privacy and lets light in up top.
How it works
- Call or request a quote. Tell us which rooms and roughly how many windows.
- Measure. Every window is measured, because shutters are made to fit.
- Install. The shutters are fitted and adjusted so they open and close smoothly.
Common questions
Do you measure every window?
Yes. Plantation shutters are fitted to each opening, so every window is measured.
Do you also do blinds and shades?
What's the difference between plantation and exterior shutters?
Plantation shutters go inside, on the window. Exterior shutters are mounted outside, beside the window, and are mostly for curb appeal. See exterior shutters.