FAQs
How are hardwood shutters measured?
We carefully measure each window opening to design shutters specific to your space. We consider height, width, depth, shapes, obstructions and more. Our experts handle all measurements during your free consultation.
What warranty do you provide on hardwood shutters?
All our shutters come with a limited lifetime warranty covering defects in materials and craftsmanship. We stand behind our quality hardwood shutters.
Do hardwood shutters provide insulation?
Yes, hardwood shutters add an extra layer over windows to provide insulation. This helps reduce heat transfer and lower energy costs from heating/cooling. The shutters also block UV rays.
Do hardwood shutters come in different styles?
Yes, we can provide hardwood shutters in various configurations like full height, café, tier on tier, bi-fold, bypass, and more. Each style has its own aesthetic benefits.
How do I clean hardwood shutters?
Use a soft cloth or duster to gently wipe down shutters as needed to remove dust buildup. For deeper cleaning, use a damp cloth with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh cleaners which may damage the finish.
Can you do custom shapes with hardwood shutters?
Absolutely! We can create custom shutters for arched windows, unique angles, and any specialty shapes your windows require. Our in-house woodworking allows total customization.
How long do hardwood shutters last?
With proper care, quality hardwood shutters can last decades without needing replacement. The durable construction and sturdy materials stand the test of time. We offer a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.
What types of wood are best for hardwood shutters?
Basswood, poplar, oak, and maple make excellent hardwood shutters. Basswood is affordable, stains well, and is easy to work with. Oak is gorgeous and durable. Poplar has nice graining. Maple takes stain uniformly.
Can you put hardwood shutters in a bathroom?
Hardwood shutters can work in bathrooms provided they have proper moisture-resistant finishing and adequate ventilation. Our Integra finishing protects against moisture damage. Proper bathroom ventilation is also important.