Louvered Shutters
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Shutter Material
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Once selected, you’ll be taken to the full product page where you can customize the details — including size, louver functionality (if applicable), rail/panel style — before adding your shutters to the cart.
Louvered Shutters
Louvered shutters are one of the most enduring and recognized shutter styles in American architecture. Their angled slats create a look that is at once functional and refined — offering the appearance of light and airflow control while adding depth, shadow, and classic character to any window. Whether your home is a traditional colonial, a coastal cottage, or a modern farmhouse, louvered shutters bring a timeless finishing touch that feels intentional and well-considered.
Wood Species
The wood species you choose shapes everything about your shutters — how they age, how they perform, and how they look the day they go up. Each species we offer brings its own character to the table. Western Red Cedar and Cypress are natural performers with built-in resistance to moisture and decay. Spanish Cedar offers exceptional stability and a distinguished finish. White Oak brings density, strength, and a striking grain that stands out on any exterior. Meranti Mahogany delivers deep, warm tones and a smooth surface that takes paint or stain beautifully. If you prefer a painted finish right out of the box, our primed shutters arrive ready for your color of choice.
Rail Style
The rails and stiles are the structural backbone of every louvered shutter — and getting those proportions right is what separates a shutter that looks handcrafted from one that looks mass-produced. Our shutters are built with rail and stile dimensions scaled to the width of each shutter, ensuring that the frame never overwhelms the louvers and the finished product always looks balanced and intentional. Narrower shutters feature slightly lighter framing, while wider shutters step up in dimension to maintain the right visual weight across the face of the shutter.
How to Size Shutters for Your Windows
A well-sized shutter makes all the difference. As a general rule, each shutter in a pair should be half the width of the window opening, so that if the shutters were closed they would cover the window completely. For height, shutters should match the full height of the window from the top of the trim to the bottom. When in doubt, measure twice — a shutter that is even an inch off can affect the overall look more than most people expect. If you have questions about sizing for your specific windows, we are happy to help you get it right before you order.
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