If you have windows that meet in a corner and would like shutters as your decor of choice, then we have a couple options to help you. First, we can use a large Z-Frame on both shutters and butt then together in the corner with a fill strip behind to support the back side of the frame. This is probably the most popular option but the downside is the loss of some openness as the frame will take an additional 2" strip of your opening. However, depending on the window location and view this is often no big deal. See diagram below.
The second option is to pay a little extra and have the frame miter cut to butt in the corner. This requires a bit more time and effort at install, especially if the window frame is out of square. See diagram below.
The bottom line - please know that if you have a corner window and you love shutters, there is a solution for you.
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.
The second option is to pay a little extra and have the frame miter cut to butt in the corner. This requires a bit more time and effort at install, especially if the window frame is out of square. See diagram below.
The bottom line - please know that if you have a corner window and you love shutters, there is a solution for you.
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.
 Corner window with full frame and filler strip. |  Corner window with miter cut frame. |
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