Whether your shutters are made from wood, vinyl, or composite materials, knowing the right cleaning techniques will help maintain their beauty and functionality for years to come. Unlike other ...

If you choose to use wooden outdoor shutters, they must be maintained properly for them to last. To enhance the look of wooden or composite shutters, many homeowners add shutter hardware.

The top two material options for plantation shutters are wood and composite. The BlindBroker explains their differences and advantages to help you make an informed decision: Wood shutters ...

I’m not sure we should replace them with wooden shutters because we’ve also seen carpenter bees in the area. On the other hand, I’m told that PVC or composite shutters are very heavy and ...

Get rid of the plastic ones and replace them with the real deal. Shutters are available in a variety of woods and composite materials. I’d choose wood such as pine, cedar or mahogany.

As an expert in plantation shutters, the BlindBroker recommends Graber products for their durability. They use high-quality materials for their composite shutters, and this means the shutters will ...

With these two choices, I would select the composite faux wood. The next option is a 21/2-inch plantation-style shutter blind. This is still a composite faux wood blind, but the blades are larger ...