ROOM BY ROOM
Where composite shutters earn
their place in a Florida home.
Composite is the shutter we install most in Central Florida, because it’s built for the climate. It isn’t the only option. Here’s the honest version, room by room.
01
Bathrooms
Steam from the shower and splashes at the tub don’t bother composite. Tilt the louvers up for privacy with daylight, and wipe them clean in seconds.
02
Kitchens and laundry rooms
Next to the sink, the stove or the washer, composite handles moisture and heat that would damage wood, and it cleans up with a damp cloth.
03
West-facing and sunny windows
A factory finish made for strong sun keeps its color, so the shutters on your hottest windows still match the rest of the house years from now.
04
The whole house, one look
Because composite works in every room, you can use one shutter, one color and one louver size throughout the home for a clean, consistent look.
05
Want a stained finish? Consider wood shutters
Composite only comes in painted colors. For real grain under a true stain in dry rooms, wood shutters are the right choice.
06
Privacy below, light above? Consider café shutters
In a bathroom or kitchen, café shutters cover just the lower part of the window, keeping privacy at eye level and daylight up top.
YOUR WINDOWS. YOUR FINISH.
Composite shutters,
finished for each room.
Bathrooms, kitchens and living spaces, each finished with the color, louver and tilt the room needed. Every measurement and mount is reviewed with you as part of the installation plan.
Made for the bathroom
