Shutter Styles from California Shutters in Toronto

California shutters in Toronto can create the most ideal solutions for light control and privacy. With three main louver sizes including 2.5, 3.5 and 4.5 inches, it is possible to have a fashionable window finishing where you completely dictate the privacy of your house. The new Bi-fold track designs are perfect for sliding your large windows and glass doors, while smaller louvers create a better choice for bathroom and bedroom windows. Kitchen and living room windows work well with larger shutters because they allow more light in.

Divider rails

Divider rails give the flexibility of controlling shutters across two halves. This generates better control than would have been the case if the divider was missing. You can completely blind one side of the window while opening the other, depending on the level of privacy you want.

What about half shutters?

Half shutters offer versatility to windows because they just cover the lower half. They are used in rooms that require more privacy, such as showers, and bathrooms, and provide a more permanent solution compared to divider rails.

Bi-folding shutters

We carry bi-folding shutters at California shutters in Toronto, they are hinged together on one side, making them ideal for sliding for large windows and sliding doors if you want a clearer view. With this generation, it’s always about having as much flexibility as possible. New homeowners want to have as many options as possible and will always appreciate shutters that can appreciate the concept. In design situations that are a bit tricky, bi-folding shutters come in handy because they add a fresh possibility into the equation. The original California Shutters makes it more interesting by providing a customization option where you can have tri-folded or even quad-folded shutters.

Double hung

Double hung shutters from California shutters in Toronto are a smaller set of shutter panels, designed above one another. The top and bottom ones are hinged independently at the opening of the window, allowing you to independently open their top and bottom panels.