Composite Shutters

What You Need to Know About Composite Shutter Window Coverings

So, you want to give your home exterior a distinctly unique appearance. If so, faux wood, or compositeplantation shutters make a great choice. Faux plantation shutters are symbolic of the southern states, where they became popular for their aesthetic appeal, insulating qualities, and the stunning amounts of natural light these window shades allow. 

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However, many people associate shutters with the home's exterior, but indoor plantation shutters can be just as practical and compelling. Some customers are also concerned about the effectiveness and appearance of interior plantation shutters.

As the trends within the window treatment industry change, so do we, so that we can provide homeowners with a durable shutter to match their vision. Below, we will discuss everything there is to know about faux wood shutters and how they can benefit you.

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Why Choose Faux Wood Window Treatments?

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Faux Wood Shutters enhance any home with a beautiful, traditional style. They are popular for both French doors and windows. They are the opposite of something like Roman shades, aluminum Venetian blinds, honeycomb shades, roller shades, or even poly shutters. Plantation shutters have the feeling of much more comfortable, timeless, natural shades, marking them as a classic among homeowners.

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Faux shutters have become increasingly popular in the United States as homeowners recognize their value over the long term. The shutters are made of composite materials, like polymer, that will not crack, chip, or warp, keeping your shutters arrow straight. Faux wood shutters are available in a variety of colors, including cream, white, gray, ivory, and brown. These are excellent as interior shutters, window coverings meant to save on electricity, fashion statements, or anything else you have planned. Thier versatility is part of the appeal.

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These window shutters offer maintenance-free and worry-free alternatives to wood plantation shutters. Faux shutters are mounted on top of your window, making them a permanent addition to your home. They feature square aluminum tubes that strengthen the structure, which increases their longevity.

These composite shutter offers the same insulation, privacy, and dimming level as standard shades and blinds. Their style is

timeless, unmatched, and can increase your home value. Faux wood shutters provide excellent insulation and noise reduction while reducing your energy bill. You can control the light and noise going and coming into your home, making them perfect for patio doors as well as windows! These interior shutters are also available, with motorized options that are convenient and hands-free.

Unfortunately, all shutters are not suitable for all rooms or budgets. But, in comparison to real wood shutters, faux shutters are more suitable in damp areas like kitchens and bathrooms, especially above the sinks.

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How to Select the Right Wood Shutters

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People have been using interior shutters as a window covering for decades in order to regulate airflow and light. These shutter can be integrated into almost any type of design, ranging from ultra-modern to vintage designs.

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Their streamlined look, neutral color, and practicality can help revamp an outdated home into something more functional and comfortable. With shutters, you can match any style you want which is convenient, especially if they are made of faux wood. Faux wood shutters feature large louvers (panel) with hidden tilt rods or center tilt rods.

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Faux shutters require little maintenance after even professional installation, and they will provide you with years of enjoyment. During the day, they add light and space to a room, and when closed, they offer privacy, block light and noise, and keep the room at a comfortable temperature. They can make a world of difference to a home.