What You Need to Know about Plantation Windows

There are several window treatments on the market. For a more durable and elegant option, choose plantation shutters. These are one of the most versatile and popular window treatments available today.

A Bit of History

People in the South first used these types of shutters in large plantation homes, hence the name. Plantation shutters were alternatives to traditional shutters that have smaller louvers. With these shutters, you can let in more light and outdoor views.

Reasons to Choose Plantation Shutters

Like blinds in San Diego, plantation shutters let in just the right light and outdoor view. Here are other reasons to choose this window treatment:

Some Questions to Ask Before Buying

Before ordering custom built plantation shutters, make sure that the shutters are manufactured in America. This way you know the type of material being used for the shutters and you don’t have to worry about the long wait time to receive your shutters. When ordering basswood shutters, find out if they are solid basswood or finger-jointed and edge-glued. If you’re going for the poly or synthetic material, make sure that it is solid, not hollow. The hollow vinyl shutters will not last as long as the solid material.

Plantation shutters from Wholesale Shutter Company are made of either basswood or solid poly components. Our wooden shutters do not peel, warp, or fade. These are also easier to clean and last a long time. As these are made of wood, poly shutters can help reduce energy consumption and retain indoor comfort in any season. Our poly shutters are also energy-efficient because these are 7/16-inch thicker than vinyl options. These also come with ultraviolet inhibiting paint for longer life span.

If you want a different window treatment for other rooms in your home, we also offer shades and blinds in Los Angeles and throughout Southern California. With our wide range of products, you can be sure to find the right window for your home.

To learn more about plantation shutters, call us today at (951) 845-8786. You can also reach us through our contact form.