Vinyl Window Shutters in 10+ Colors and Multiple Sizes

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Lifetime Vinyl, Open Louver Window Shutters, w/Installation Shutter-Lok's & Matching Screws (Per Pair)

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Lifetime Vinyl, Raised Panel Shutters, w/Installation Shutter-Lok's & Matching Screws (Per Pair)

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Lifetime Vinyl, Board-n-Batten Shutters, w/Installation Shutter-Lok's & Matching Screws (Per Pair) - 12 in. Width

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Lifetime Vinyl, Board-n-Batten Shutters, w/Installation Shutter-Lok's & Matching Screws (Per Pair) - 14 in. Width

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Lifetime Vinyl, Open Louver Shutters, w/Shutter-Loks (Per Pair)

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Lifetime Vinyl, Board-n-Batten Shutters, w/Shutter-Loks (Per Pair) - 12 in. Width

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Lifetime Vinyl, Board-n-Batten Shutters, w/Shutter-Loks (Per Pair) - 14 in. Width

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Lifetime Vinyl, w/ Archtop, Board-n-Batten Shutters, w/Installation Shutter-Lok's & Matching Screws (Per Pair) - 14 in. Width

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The Right Vinyl Shutters for Your Home

Not sure what to measure or which style to choose? We’ve got you covered!

Below you’ll find how to measure your windows and pair them with the right size shutters so you can create the look and effect you want whether it's a decorative element that makes your windows stand out, or a way to make them appear as if they’re able to close and a functional feature of the home.

After the measurements we’ve included some real-life examples in different styles and colors so you can visualize how they’ll look once installed.

Measuring Your Windows for Vinyl Shutters

Unlike regular window shutters, decorative shutters accent your home vs. being a functional element that closes, protects, and helps regular airflow. The right width and height matter because they create a different visual effect for your home or client’s space.

Measuring the width:

To make the window stand out, pick shutters that are about 25% to 33% of your window’s total width, including the trim. The smaller size and width help the window’s design take center stage as the vinyl shutters are smaller and accent the window.

For a functional looking shutter that helps the facade of the house stand out and the windows and shutters complement the home, go with 50% of the size. By having the vinyl shutters balance the same size as the windows, they blend into the architecture instead of being a feature so the wall looks complete as one design vs. having individual features stand out. By having the windows blend into the wall, other features like an entryway or porch can become a focal point.

Measuring the height:

Vinyl shutters should be the same height as the window frame vs. using the 33% to 50% range with the width. If they are too short or too tall the windows will look off and unbalanced.

Examples of Vinyl Shutters

Ready to see what vinyl shutters can look like on you or your client’s home? Here are some real life examples of some of the most popular styles we sell. When you see one you like, get the measurements for the windows, select the color, and you’re ready to go.

Open louver shutters

The open louver is one of the most popular shutter styles as they were originally used to let air pass through while providing shade. This made them ideal for coastal and warmer climates when homes needed a way to ventilate and have some form of temperature control. The look reminds people of relaxation and comfort, so while our vinyl shutters are decorative and not functional, they still bring the look and feel of the original style.

Open louver shutters are perfect for brick, wood, as well as render and stone walls, and they pair perfectly with colonials, farmhouses, and new builds. Best of all the design is one that never gets dated, so they’ll last aesthetically for decades.

Vinyl Shutters Installed

Raised Panel Shutters

Raised panel shutters are designed as solid shutters to protect windows from wind and rain which is why they’re popular on homes across the northern United States and on colonial and traditional types of homes. While these won’t close as they’re decorative, you can still get the colonial and historic feel for traditional homes, and add a touch of character if your home is more modern. The big bold designs help your windows become more visible and add pops of color to monochromatic exterior walls.

Raised Panel Shutters Installed

Board and Batten Shutters

Board and batten shutters are perfect for rustic homes, cabins, ranch style, and lodges. The vertical boards held together with battens create a simple and strong looking shutter that you’d expect to see in the country. So if you’re after farmhouse or country-style inspired shutters, these are your go-to. There’s an earthy feel to them with a rugged edge making them the perfect accent to bring a bit of rural living to a suburban home, or to add that perfect finish if you live in the country.

Board and Batten Shutters Installed

Vinyl Shutters FAQ’s

Q1. Why Vinyl Shutters?

Vinyl window shutters are moisture-resistant, making them easier to maintain and clean than wooden shutters, and they won’t warp. They’re less expensive than other materials like faux-wood and composite, and are a durable and long-lasting option, backed with a limited lifetime warranty.

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