If you are shopping for a plantation shutter, you might want to consider purchasing one with an aluminum reinforcement system. This system is invisible to you as you enjoy your shutters, but it provides a type of strength and stability that the non-aluminum reinforced shutter lacks.
This process has been developed based on 12 years of customer research and development. These innovative aluminum reinforced shutters have the traditional look of wood shutters with all of the advantages of synthetic materials.
All of the stiles, rails and louvers are made with aluminum reinforcement. What this means is that the aluminum core is actually co-extruded into the solid polymer at the same time the component is made.
This creates a very strong, rigid and durable component. The aluminum reinforced louvers, rails, and stiles make the poly shutters as straight as an arrow. The co-extruded aluminum reinforcement allows the poly shutters to be assembled with screws for superior strength, unlike other poly shutters that are only glued together.
This is one of those places where technology is changing a long time product and making it quite a bit better for a very reasonable price. Just some information to consider as you shop for your poly shutters.
We would love to help you with your shutter project. Also, check out our online shutter cost calculator for a rough idea of what new shutters might cost.
This process has been developed based on 12 years of customer research and development. These innovative aluminum reinforced shutters have the traditional look of wood shutters with all of the advantages of synthetic materials.
All of the stiles, rails and louvers are made with aluminum reinforcement. What this means is that the aluminum core is actually co-extruded into the solid polymer at the same time the component is made.
This creates a very strong, rigid and durable component. The aluminum reinforced louvers, rails, and stiles make the poly shutters as straight as an arrow. The co-extruded aluminum reinforcement allows the poly shutters to be assembled with screws for superior strength, unlike other poly shutters that are only glued together.
This is one of those places where technology is changing a long time product and making it quite a bit better for a very reasonable price. Just some information to consider as you shop for your poly shutters.
We would love to help you with your shutter project. Also, check out our online shutter cost calculator for a rough idea of what new shutters might cost.
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