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* * * Board and Batten Shutters under 55" will have 2 Cross-Battens * * *
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Features
- Made in USA
- The world's best-selling exterior shutters
- "Joined" Board and Batten styling
- Custom tailored to your specifications
- 100% vinyl shutter construction
- Molded-through color or paintable available
- Textured wood-grain finish
- Will not rot, crack, split, or mold
- Lightweight and easy to handle
- Easy installation on any surface
- Maintenance-free permanent installation
- 40 year transferable shutter warranty
- Our most popular board and batten shutter design
- No assembly required
- Shutter mounting hardware included
Description
Mid-America vinyl shutters are the world's most popular brand. And with so many colors, sizes, and styles available, it is no wonder why. Made from a weatherproof fade-resistant copolymer (a durable type of plastic rated for outdoor use), Mid-America vinyl shutters are built to stand the test of time and they are backed by a transferable 40-year warranty.
J4 style joined board and batten exterior shutters are our most popular custom board and batten style. They work best for windows that are 42 inches to 56 inches wide. Board and batten shutters give your home a cottage feel, but also work well on contemporary home designs. Custom built by hand, these exterior shutters are available in a wide range of sizes from 18" to 144" in height in 1/4" increments.
There are 18 pre-molded colors and one paintable type of polymer available, giving you a wide range of choices when it comes to color. You can match virtually any home's exterior trim. You also have a choice on which shutter mounting hardware to use - use patented Shutter-Loks for a quick permanent installation or decorative painted screws for a removable shutter installation. Adding our black plastic faux decorative shutter hinges to the job will give your vinyl shutters the perfect finishing touch.
Construction
Mid-America custom vinyl shutters are made from discrete injection-molded plastic parts. The parts are injection-molded in specific widths at the Mid-America central factory. We then cut to height and join the parts using factory-supplied ultrasonic welding equipment. The end result is a strong joint that won't come apart even under the most stringent weather conditions. Each shutter is then hand inspected to ensure high quality construction before it is shipped.
Specifications
| Depth (Thickness) | | 7/8" at the vertical boards | | 1 3/4" at the horizontal cross-battens |
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| Vertical Board Width | Approximately 3 1/2" |
| Cross-Batten Height | Approximately 3 1/2" |
| Core | Hollow (open back) |
| Joints | Ultrasonically fabricated vinyl |
| Mounting Options | Decorative only (fixed open position) |
| Molded-through Material | Fade resistant vinyl (duraprene) |
| Paintable Material (color #030) | Polypropylene (styrene) |
| Paint Required (color #030) | Latex-based outdoor flat or semi-gloss |
| Primer Required (color #030) | | Flat Paint:
| None | | Semi-Gloss Paint:
| An inexpensive primer recommended |
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Available Colors
NOTE: Please do not rely on the colors that
are displayed on the screen. To get an exact color match, we strongly recommend
ordering a
color sample before placing your
order for exterior board and batten shutters.
If you would like to paint the shutters, order color #030 Paintable. None of the other Mid-America
colored vinyl shutters are paintable and attempting to do so will void the product warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the advantages of vinyl shutters over wood shutters?
The color-through molded vinyl shutters are easy to install, easy to clean, do not warp, crack, fade, peel, split, or rot. Exterior vinyl shutters also provide better resilience than wood shutters under harsh conditions, such as near the ocean or in areas that receive heavy rainfall. - Do I have to assemble the board and batten shutters?
When ordering from ShutterContractor.com, all of our exterior vinyl shutters come fully assembled and sonically welded. There is no assembly required. This is not true when ordering from many other exterior shutter outlets. - How do I remove the Shutter-Loks from the vinyl shutters once they are in place?
Slide a chisel behind the shutter until it comes in contact with the Shutter-Lok. Make sure to keep the sharp edge of the chisel away from the wall. Give the chisel a sharp tap with a hammer and it will cut through the Shutter-Lok. After the shutter is removed, shear the remaining part of the Shutter-Lok flush with the surface and bore out the shank with a drill. Fill the hole with silicone to weatherproof. See our Vinyl Shutter Removal Instructions for additional information. - My exterior wall is uneven. How do I install my exterior vinyl shutters?
You can use ferrules (a short cylindrical pipe) as standoffs to keep your vinyl shutters stable. Simply paint them, trim to size, and mount them behind your exterior shutters. Do not to put wood blocks behind the vinyl exterior shutters because they will rot fairly quickly.
Video About Vinyl Window Shutters
| In this 90-second video, host Tim Carter describes some of the advantages of
exterior vinyl shutters over wood shutters. He also demonstrates just how easy it can be to
install vinyl shutters yourself. Click anywhere within the box below to begin the video. |
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| Did You Know... |
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Window shutters were originally created as window covers to literally "shut out" the sun, wind,
and cold because hand blown glass was too expensive and fragile for the common person to afford.
Most of those first shutters were latched on the inside and opened into the home's
interior. Over time glass became more widely available and the shutters were redesigned for the
exterior of the house to protect the glass which was still relatively expensive.
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