Paneled Doors

Paint grade is for shutters that will be painted, either by us or by the customer. Stain grade is for shutters that will be stained prior to installation.

Our shutters are sold in pairs. However, if you just need one shutter, simply select 0.5. If you need an odd number of shutters, like 3, select 1.5

Measure the width of the full window. Deduct 1/2” from the measurement and divide by 2 for the panel size. Our complete measuring guide

Measure the length of the window. Deduct 1/2” from the measurement. Our complete measuring guide

Shutters are available in a variety of finishes. Our complete finishing guide

• Unfinished: Your shutters arrive as raw wood, ready for your stain or paint. 
• Factory Primed: Your shutters are primed in our factory with an oil-based primer tinted gray. This option requires light sanding before you apply your final color and is ideal for shutters where the final color is a darker shade. 
• Factory Primed White: Your shutters are primed in our factory with an oil-based white primer. 
• Factory Primed White and Sanded: Your shutters are primed in our factory with an oil-based white primer and sanded. They arrive to you ready for the final color application. This option is ideal for shutters where the final color is a darker shade. 
• Factory Primed and Sanded: Your shutters are primed in our factory with an oil-based primer tinted gray and sanded. They arrive to you ready for the final color application. This option is ideal for shutters where the final color is a darker shade. 
• Factory Finished – Stock Color: Your shutters are primed and painted in our factory with oil-based primer and the stock color of your choosing. Our finishing guide for stock color options.
• Factory Finished – Custom Color: Your shutters are primed and painted in our factory with oil-based primer and the custom color of your choosing. Please provide the paint manufacturer’s name, color number, color name (color swatch) and sheen. Our finishing guide for more information.

Square top shutters are the most common. However, an arch top shutter may be required when a window is curved at the top. We recommend contacting our shutter specialists to ensure you are measuring for the arch properly.