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Shutters

Indoor plantation shutters are stylish, versatile window treatments consisting of wooden or composite slats within a frame, offering unparalleled control over light, privacy, and airflow. They provide a timeless aesthetic that complements both modern and traditional interiors, enhancing the overall look and feel of a home. Plantation shutters also offer practical benefits, including energy efficiency, noise reduction, and low maintenance, making them a valuable investment for homeowners. Additionally, they can significantly boost a property's resale value and curb appeal.

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Louver Sizes
Which Louver Size?

The size of plantation shutter louvers significantly impacts your view, privacy, light intake, and the overall aesthetic of your home. Larger louvers provide a less obstructed view when tilted open, while smaller louvers create more gaps but result in a more obstructed view due to the increased number of louvers.

When to choose 2.5" Louvers

For smaller windows, typically those under 36 inches tall, 2 ½” louvers are recommended as they avoid overwhelming the space. Larger windows, on the other hand, are better suited with larger louvers to maintain a balanced aesthetic.

When to choose 3.5" Louvers

The 3 ½” louver size is the most popular choice, offering a clean and contemporary look that suits medium to large windows. It is a versatile option that works well for a wide range of window sizes, making it a great selection for many homeowners.

When to choose 4.5" Louvers

For medium-to-large windows with a great view, 4 ½” louvers are ideal as they provide the least obstructed view when tilted open. This size is particularly recommended if maximizing your view is a priority.

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