Wood ShuttersTurn your home into a work of art with furniture for your windows! A Shade Better offers wood shutters that come in a variety of finishes, and configurations. Louver sizes range from 1¼" to 4½" in width, and there are a variety of panel-folding options to best suit your window or door openings. We offer a wide variety of stock colors and stains with custom colors and stains available to ensure a perfect match. Wood Shutters are measured to exact sizes and installed by our factory certified technicians for trouble free enjoyment that will last for generations. We proudly carry Hunter Douglas Heritance Hardwood Shutters and other high quality brands.
Heritance Hardwood shutters are plantation-style shutters are in a class all their own. They are crafted from real wood and use dovetail construction for maximum strength and durability. Available in a large selection of stain and paint finishes.
Heritance Hardwood Shutters, named Product of the Year by the Window Covering Manufacturers Association (WMCA), the benchmark of industry excellence, introduces the new Handcrafted Series blending the natural elegance of genuine wood with custom artistry allowing you to create a truly custom look.
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Hand Crafted Finishes
Glazed - The richness of our beautiful stains are enhanced when we hand apply glaze in the shutter grooves to accentuate the profile. Glaze is available in three colors: Ebony, Cocoa, and Arctic.
Glazed and Burnished - A worn look is achieved by hand sanding the frame corners and key areas of the shutter, and then the glaze color is applied.
Classic Distressed - This technique provides an antique look with randomly placed dents, cracks, and wormholes; we also accent those features with the glaze color chosen.
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Heirloom Distressed - This old world look further develops the Classic Distressed dents, cracks and wormholes, by adding burnishing, rasping and fly specking.
Rustic - This technique plays up naturally occurring characteristics of hardwood by artistically arranging knots, pin holes, mineral streaks, and growth rings for a one of a kind shutter.
Textured - A brushed look is achieved to add contrast, depth, and texture to the natural wood grain. This technique is available in both paints and stains.
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