Occasionally, shutters are mounted inside a window frame. One method is to mount the shutters with a hanging strip on the rear using the non-mortise wrap around hinge and factory deductions are once again the same as a direct mount shutter. Another option is the side mount hanging strip which we discussed last week. You can read that blog post here.
For the rear mount hanging strip, the factory will provide a hanging strip for both sides and a light block for the top and bottom. For each panel, two magnets and a wrap around hinge are included. (The hinges are attached to the panel at the factory, however hanging strips, light blocks, and magnets come separately)
The diagram below will help you visualize how this shutter application will mount to your window opening.
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.
For the rear mount hanging strip, the factory will provide a hanging strip for both sides and a light block for the top and bottom. For each panel, two magnets and a wrap around hinge are included. (The hinges are attached to the panel at the factory, however hanging strips, light blocks, and magnets come separately)
The diagram below will help you visualize how this shutter application will mount to your window opening.
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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