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Q: How long does it take to build and install my
shutters in my home?
A: Our Premium Shutter has a lead time of
approximately 7 to 8 weeks and our Classic Shutter has a lead
time of approximately 6 to 7 weeks.
Q: How do I measure for my shutters?
A: All you have to do is call and set up a free Estimate and consultation.
Q: What does your lifetime warranty & guarantee include?
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Q: What size louvers do we sell?
A: Our standard louver sizes include 4-1/2", 3-1/2", 2-1/2", 1-7/8" and 1" louver. Our Classic Shutter louver sizes have no price difference.
Q: Is there a cost difference in the different size of our louvers?
A: There is no cost difference in the standard size louvers, a smaller louver can be obtained at an additional charge.
Q: What is a divider rail and what is its purpose?
A: The divider rail is a division within one panel that creates two separate sections of louvers. This allows you to have more control of light and privacy. The divider rail is an option on all our shutters.
Q: What type of wood do we use in our shutters?
A: We use a Select & Better Basswood on our custom Premium
Shutters. Other types of wood are available by request and will be quoted individually. The finish on our
Premium Shutter is Fine Furniture Quality Finish. Our Classic shutter is composed of Poplar for our
painted shutters and basswood for our stained shutters. See the attached chart for Grade Comparisons.
Read "Why Is There Such A Big Difference In The Price Of Shutters?"
Q: Do we do custom paint matches and what kind of paint do we use?
A: We do custom paint match upon a paint sample provided by the customer. We use a lacquer paint finish on our products. It is a pre-catalyzed finish which supplies the wood with great moisture resistance and durability. It is also a fast drying paint which prevents sticking. It is better than an oil based paint because it resists yellowing over time.
Q: What is the proper way to tilt open and shut my louvers?
A: The best way to tilt open and shut your louvers
are by using the louvers themselves instead of the tilt rod.
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