Posted in Interior Shutters on 01. Apr, 2010
How many panels should my shutters for windows have? A good question answered by The California Shutters Co. here in this design tips for shutters video.
Posted in Interior Shutters on 28. Mar, 2010
How to install window shutters for interiors tight to your window
Posted in Exterior Shutters on 26. Mar, 2010
These moveable restaurant planters were custom made for the famous Hotel Del Coronado Hotel in San Diego, CA. These planters along with many other designs can be custom order with or without caste…
Posted in Exterior Shutters on 02. Mar, 2010
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Rolling shutters have been widely used in Europe for decades and are increasingly being used in America. Enviroblind Rolling Shutters have been prot…
Posted in Exterior Shutters on 01. Mar, 2010
Please visit us online at www.enviroblind.com!
Rolling shutters have been widely used in Europe for decades and are increasingly being used in America. Enviroblind Rolling Shutters have been prot…
Posted in Blinds on 28. Feb, 2010
They will put their heads through the blinds to look out and the blinds crack. I’;ve tried toys and even leaving the blinds up some, but eventually something happens and they get to them.
Posted in Wood Shutters on 23. Feb, 2010
I’m restoring antique shutters. I removed the shutters and the hinges, now that I’m replacing them, the holes where the screws went are stripped and the screws won’t take hold anymore. What can I fill the holes with so that the screws have something to bite into and the hinges will stay secure?
Posted in Wood Shutters on 18. Feb, 2010
A quick tour of the features, functions and options offered with Hunter Douglas Newstyle Hybrid Shutters. Presented by Southport Shutter & Closet Co.
Posted in Interior Shutters on 14. Feb, 2010
Using our interactive web site to order interior plantation shutters is easy. This screen capture animation clearly shows how to choose your shutters colours, design styles, select finishing option…
Posted in Shades on 10. Feb, 2010
My bedrooms face the front street, and i would like to have shades that open from the ceiling down not the ground up. The windows are approx. 6 feet in height and I would not like to expose whole rooms to the street.
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