Architectural Combination Louver & Raised Panel Shutters, (Per Pair), Aluminum & Composite MaterialsWhat is Aluminum & Composite Materials?
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***IMPORTANT: Shutter hardware is not included and can be ordered separately.***
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Step 1
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Specify the width of your shutter
The shutters are to look as though, if closed, they would cover your entire window. To calculate the correct size, take the width of your window and divide that by 2.
Example: a window width of 36" would best be matched with a 18" wide pair of shutters.
For double windows it is recommended to take the total window width and divide it by 4 to get your shutter width. For triple windows take the window width and divide it by 6 to get your shutter width. If you are unsure of what size shutter would look best we have some width guidelines listed below. |
Step 2
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Specify the Height of Your Shutter
The shutter height should be the total window height, not including
the sill. It should give the appearance that if the shutters were
functional that they would cover the opening and/or glass. |
Step 3
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Specify the Height Fraction of Your Shutter
The height fraction is the balance of the total shutter height.
Example: If you require a shutter that is 57 1/2" the height fraction is the 1/2".
If you need a shutter that is 57" then select 00" as the height fraction. |
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Storm Rating Option
More and more, building codes require that windows are protected from
impact and high wind during storms. With Our Premium Storm Rated
Shutters, we offer you beauty and architectural accuracy with our
hurricane rated shutters. Our impact rated shutters are hurricane rated
and meet the requirements of the ASTM E330, E1886, E1996, IRC 2000, as
well as meeting the International Builder's Code (IBC).
If you live in an area where storm rating is important, then select "Yes" for this option.
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Storm Rating Option
More and more, building codes require that windows are protected from
impact and high wind during storms. With Our Premium Storm Rated
Shutters, we offer you beauty and architectural accuracy with our
hurricane rated shutters. Our impact rated shutters are hurricane rated
and meet the requirements of the ASTM E330, E1886, E1996, IRC 2000, as
well as meeting the International Builder's Code (IBC).
If you live in an area where storm rating is important, then select "Yes" for this option.
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