Shutters.net — Your Shutter Depot

Welcome to Shutters.net, where we take your shutter needs as seriously as you do. We offer a complete range of shutter types and materials to compliment any exterior décor. From simpler, more modest shutters to ornate and defining shutters, we offer the finest quality in both decorative and fully functional shutters, customizable for your every shutter need.

The following exterior shutter styles in our collection are available in pultruded fiberglass, durable wood composite, and/or vinyl to bring you the most optimal shutter material for your project’s budget.

	Louver Shutters
	Louvered shutters are an architectural fixture in American architecture and have been since their very early colonial use. Both decorative and functional, louvered shutters can enhance the architectural design of a home as well as provide ventilation and protection from the sun and destruction to windows due to rough weather like storms and hurricanes.
	Panel Shutters
	Today's exterior shutter designs run the gamut from those developed out of necessity on the frontier to elegant European styling to louvered designs that provide both shelter and ventilation. Paneled shutters fall under the category of European due to their large role in Edwardian and Georgian architecture as well as preceding styles.
	Board and Batten Shutters
	Board-and Batten exterior shutters are designed to mimic the rough and ready designs found in early frontier homes. The board-n-batten shutters on the market today do an excellent job of recreating the rancher styling with rustic sensibility.
	Bahama Shutters
	Bahama Exterior Shutters were devised to serve a dual purpose: They act as storm shutters and are designed to provide shade over the window where they are fastened. Bahama shutters are hinged at the top rather than along the side, and the hinging runs across the top of the window so that the shutter swings out from the bottom.
	Combined Shutters
	Shutters in any style provide a home with both architectural texture and protection in the event of a storm. Contemporary shutters may serve only an aesthetic purpose or thrown up in a hurry for functional purposes, but most shutters today are a combination of these elements as well as a number of other characteristics found in other common shutter designs.