Colonial Shutters
Our Colonial
shutters continue to offer convenient storm protection with
a distinct, Old South architectural flair. Nowadays you can
expect these
hurricane window shutters
to be constructed of heavy aluminum, making them extremely
reliable and weather proof. Professional installation of
these storm shutters makes them a permanent and durable part
of any house or building, providing protection for years to
come. They are simple to maintain and easy to close. For
more information on Colonial shutters, scroll down to view
characteristics, criteria and considerations.
For more storm shutter options made available by Stormwise –
such as our always popular
accordion hurricane shutters
or our
clear hurricane shutters –
be sure to browse the other pages of this site. |
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Characteristics:
• Extremely popular as storm
protection and adds to the charm of your home
• Architecturally pleasing
• Easy to install on any existing home
• Easy operation from inside or outside the home or office
• Provides excellent security
• Versatile protection that adds to the look of your home
• Arches, angles and cured tops available
• Covers openings up to 16 ft. wide and 15 ft. high
• Special sizes available upon request
• 14 designer color
• Colonial shutters provide excellent privacy, light control
when in the closed position
Colonial Shutters
should be considered if...
• You are in the design or
construction stage.
• Have an existing home
• Stucco, brick, wood fascia, or frame.
• Ease of operation is important.
• Sun and light control is important
• Security is important
Considerations:
• If you are in the design
stage, we suggest you plan for the installation by insuring
there will be clear space for the Colonial shutters on each
side of an opening.
• All manner of custom shapes such as arches or angles or
curves are possible with colonial style shutters and to some
degree the Bahama style shutters.
• Obstructions such as exterior lights should be considered
when evaluating an opening for surface mount installation.
Remember the Colonial style shutter needs space to the side
of each opening for the panels.
• Decorative banding around a window or door using non
structural products may require special installation steps.
• Lap-style siding in vinyl or wood creates a non-smooth
surface may require additional installation techniques. We
will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
Examples of
Colonial Shutters
we sell: |
Factory
Direct Shutters
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