Glossary Items: (click a term to view the description below)
Shutter Top Style:
Shutter top styles are options for the decoration on the top of your shutters. There are two options, which are avaible for all custom Louvered Shutters.
Straight Top: Has a simple, straight top.
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Cathedral Top: Top rail of shutter has an arched design.
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Mullion:
The Mullion is the middle bar in the shutter that separates the shutter in two or more pieces. It can be centered or offset. Offset Mullions are often used when matching the transom or top and bottom sections of an odd window.
Centered Mullion: The Mullion is in the exact center of the shutter.
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Offset Mullion: The Mullion is off-center.
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Board and Batten - Number of Boards
The Board and Batten "Number of Boards" option allows you to choose how many boards will be attached horizontally to create your shutter. The diargram below shows the different board number options.
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2 Board |
3 Board |
4 Board |
5 Board |
Board and Batten Spacing
Board and Batton spacing is an option that deals with the look of your shutter. For a more formal look, choose the Joined option. For a more rustic look, choose the Spaced option.
Three Panel Shutter Styles
These three styles control the look of your Three Paneled Shutter. The diagram below show the different style options.
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