Fit the opening
Frame depth, trim, handles, arches, and panel swing are resolved before anything is ordered.
Window treatments
Plantation Shutters
The one window treatment that reads as part of the house. Custom-built, painted to match your trim, and built to outlast everything else on this list.
Arched windows, bay windows, odd shapes — this is where custom actually matters, and where measuring by hand pays off.
What changes the answer
Choose by the opening, not the catalog
Choose the material
Wood and poly solve different weight, moisture, span, and finish needs; neither wins every window.
Design the sightlines
Louver size, divider rails, and panel layout should feel intentional from inside and outside.
Plantation Shutters we install
Plantation Shutters
Custom shutters designed around the opening—not pulled off a shelf. Compare real wood and poly, louver size, panel layout, and finish in the light of your own home.
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All the look of real wood shutters, none of the humidity risk — the recommended choice for Houston bathrooms, kitchens, and anywhere near moisture.
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Frequently asked questions about plantation shutters
Are plantation shutters made for each window?
Yes. The frame, panels, louver layout, and finish are built to the measured opening, including arches and other non-standard shapes.
Should I choose wood or poly shutters?
Wood is lighter and offers traditional finish options. Poly handles moisture and everyday wear well. We recommend by opening, not by a blanket product ranking.
Can shutters work on wide windows?
Often, yes, but panel count, hinge placement, weight, and access matter. We check the span and how you want the panels to move before recommending a layout.
How long do custom shutters take?
Shutters generally take longer than shades or blinds because they are built and finished for the opening. We provide the current production window before the order.
Shutters are worth seeing in person
We bring louver samples and finish chips so you can match them to your trim.
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