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Materials for Shutters

12/27/2021

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​For those who are planning getting shutters for your home, knowing what materials you want them to be made of is important. Here are some tips you want to remember when making this choice.
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The shutters you choose for your home can be a beautiful addition, which not only adds charm, but also provides protection from the sun and prying eyes. If you are thinking of buying window shutters, choosing the materials that would suit them best is important. Here are some things that providers of window shutters and window shades in La Mesa, CA want you to know about shutter materials.   

PVC is an option that more people are choosing for their shutters. These are more affordable options that can bring charm and that can be convenient for a family home. They are durable and while they do not come in lots of options, you can still find what works best for your home. If you have lots of shutters to buy and have a small budget, PVC can be the right way to go. They do not require special cleaners or lots of maintenance, so that may be important to keep in mind.  

Wooden shutters are the classic choice. When you think of shutters, this is what you imagine. They come in lots of options, allowing you to customize what you buy without trouble. They tend to require more upkeep than other shutters, and may need to be repainted or re-stained every couple of years or so. Lots of people think that wooden shutters are very heavy, making them unwieldy and difficult to install, but they can actually be light. For homes that have custom windows, you can get the shutters made to size more easily if they are made of wood than other materials. Wooden shutters can bring that classic style that you want for your home, but do remember that they can be a bit more expensive.  

Composite shutters are another option. They take the best of the wooden and PVC shutters and create a halfway option. Composite can offer more options than PVC, but it can also be less expensive than wooden shutters. You do not have to worry about the high maintenance of wooden shutters, either, while getting durability. Composite shutters can work for a classic home and they can also look perfect in a more modern one.   

If you are getting ready to choose window shutters for your home, you need to be sure that the options you choose fit with your budget as well as with what your décor calls for. If you want to have shutters that are classic in style and that can be customized to fit any shape, then wooden ones are a good option. Whether you choose PVC, composite, or wooden shutters, you can always find something that you will love. You can learn more about shutters by reaching out to a La Mesa, CA window shades and window shutters provider like us at ScotBlinds. We have years of experience helping people find the exact window coverings they want for their homes, so we can help you, too. Give us a call right now to learn more about the window shutter options we offer.
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  • Home
  • Products
    • Residential >
      • Cellular Shades
      • Combi Shades
      • Drapery
      • Horizontal Blinds
      • Motorized Window Shades
      • Panel Track System
      • Pleated Shades
      • Roller Shades
      • Roman Shades
      • Shutters
      • Skylight Shades
      • Vertical Blinds
      • Woven Wood Shades
    • Commercial >
      • Commercial Motorized Window Shades
  • Brands
    • Alta
    • Cal Coast Shutters
    • Comfortex
    • Hunter Douglas
    • Horizons >
      • Draperies Side Panels
    • Lafayette
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  • About us
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    • Images
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