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Mid-America metal shutter clips provide a more aesthetically pleasing vinyl shutter installation than other shutter mounting hardware. Rather than piercing the exterior shutter, these clips are fastened to the wall and then the vinyl shutter is snapped into place.
Please note that when you order vinyl shutters, the mounting hardware is already included. Order these shutter clips if you would like an alternate shutter mounting method with no visible hardware.
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- Made in USA
- Nothing visible on shutter surface
- Permanent installation
- Clips to the shutter from behind
- Made for Mid-America standard vinyl shutters
- 40 year transferable warranty
Use Mid-America shutter clips when you want to mount your exterior vinyl shutters without piercing them. While it requires a little more work to install your vinyl shutters this way, the end result will be no visible mounting hardware on the surface of the exterior shutters.
Just fasten the shutter clips to the wall and press the standard vinyl shutters into place. Once the clips have snapped into place, the exterior vinyl shutter installation is permanent.
Mid-America shutter clips are made to fit standard sized Mid-America vinyl shutters only.
| Width |
1 9/16" across the "T"
11/64" at the base of the clip |
| Height |
1 5/16" |
| Profile Height |
3/4" |
| Material |
Spring steel |
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Exterior shutters were once an indication that the homeowner was too
poor to afford glass windows. However, times have changed. When the
Spanish colonized the Americas, they brought with them their own
concepts of architecture including exterior window shutters. During the
slave trade era window shutters changed drastically in form from the
shanties in the Bahamas to the plantations in the south to townhouses
in New England and became a status symbol for the wealthy. Today exterior
shutters are still a common addition in afluent neighborhoods.
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