Everyone who considers plantation shutters for their home inevitably faces a key decision - should they opt for real wood shutters or poly shutters? In our product line real wood is slightly less expensive, and since Arizona is such a dry climate real wood shutters work well. Those in moist climates have a tougher choice when it comes to that part of the decision.
So, what is it about a poly shutter that appeals to many consumers? The main advantages of poly shutters include that they are:
However, please know that your ultimate decision between a real wood and poly shutter is affected by a myriad of factors like geographic region, application, cost, setting, design need, and usage.
Of course, 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.
So, what is it about a poly shutter that appeals to many consumers? The main advantages of poly shutters include that they are:
- Harder to Scratch or Chip
- Green Friendly
- 100% Recyclable
- Fire Retardant
- Moisture Resistant
- Best at Maximizing Light Control Options - with a privacy tilt option
- Better at Insulating Against Heat and Cold
However, please know that your ultimate decision between a real wood and poly shutter is affected by a myriad of factors like geographic region, application, cost, setting, design need, and usage.
Of course, 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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