Board and Batten Shutters
Board-and Batten exterior shutters are designed to mimic the rough and ready designs found in early frontier homes. The board-n-batten shutters on the market today do an excellent job of recreating the rancher styling with rustic sensibility.
Most board and batten styles are available with two, three, four or five vertical boards. The two-board shutter suits a fairly narrow window. The stock size for the separated-board model has three boards, while the stock size for the joined-board version has four.
A popular joined-board design for board and batten shutters includes an arched top. Arched windows are easily and decoratively framed with a pair of these shutters, which have a quarter-circle top to match the half-arch-top of the window.
Shutters.net offers Board and batten exterior shutters in pultruded fiberglass, an advanced wood composite, and a durable yet lightweight vinyl. Any of these materials are available in a variety of vibrant colors, customized to blend in with your current color scheme or create an eye-catching contrast.
Fiberglass Board and Batten Shutters
Board and Batten shutters are a great way to add exterior window décor to your home, while protecting your windows. Our fiberglass Board and Batten shutters come in a variety of colors and sizes to provide the perfect fit and match for your home. You can change the look of your home’s exterior with complementary or contrasting colored shutters.
Composite Wood Board and Batten Shutters
Casual and charming, relaxed and rustic. Our Composite Wood Board and Batten Shutters enhance any window with their clean lines and rural appeal. The perfect complement to a traditional, cottage-style home. Whether you choose the classic or framed style, we have the ideal exterior wood shutter for your project.
Vinyl Board and Batten Shutters
Our extensive selection of Exterior Vinyl Board and Batten Shutters offers a variety of vibrant colors, types and dimensions giving you optimal customization options. Our Vinyl Board and Batten Shutters include both joined and spaced batten styles from five to two boards sized down to a quarter inch.
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