Exterior aluminium bahama and colonial shutters

Colors


COLONIAL SHUTTERS

Colonial shutters have stationary louvers or blades. They are hinged on the side and open to the outside of the window where they are held in place with a latch. These shutters are intended to give the look of a Colonial Estate. The blade spacing is 1 3/4", allowing for visibility and light.

While providing a traditional look, they can also be closed in front of the window to provide protection from flying debris during a storm or hurricane. Locking bars and flutter plates are provided as required.

Two categories of Colonial shutters: Non Impact Shutters – These Colonial shutters are not tested to meet any building codes. These shutters are made of extruded aluminum with welded corners and provide a substantial degree of protection under storm conditions.

Impact Rated Shutters – These Colonial shutters are tested to meet all the local and state building codes (Portland Building Code, International Building Code, Texas Building Code, etc.). Certified engineering drawings are available. These shutters are also made from extruded aluminum with welded corners and provide the highest degree of protection from storms.

Arched Frames - We offer arched frames in our Colonial line of shutters. We form our own arched frames in our factory. Individual arched frames are also available. Contact us for pricing.

Colonial shutters are available in a wide range of marine grade powder coat colors. Color matching is also available.


BAHAMA SHUTTERS

Bahama shutters are intended to give a Bahamian or tropical appeal. These shutters have stationary louvers or blades held within a frame. The blade spacing is 2", allowing for greater visibility and light.

Bahama shutters are mounted from a continuous hinge at the top that, in turn, is mounted above the window. These shutters are extended from the wall at the bottom with adjustable telescoping arms.

While enhancing the beauty of the home, the Bahama shutter provides shade from direct sunlight while allowing a degree of visibility between the louvers. They can be secured flat against the wall to provide additional protection from flying debris during a hurricane or storm.