If you decided to make repairs in the house, and make a bright accent on the windows or the front door, enclose the space, then you should pay attention to such a decorative and necessary thing as shutters.
Shutters are hinged structures that protect the interior from sunlight and decorate it. They are a combination of internal shutters and blinds. Such design looks spectacular and easy to use.
Shatters not only shape the interior and provide protection from the sun and overheating. They can be safely called multifunctional elements of window structures.
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What are interior shutters made from?
Classic interior window shutters installed by wooden shutter installers are made of natural wood. They are impregnated with refractory and antifungal mixtures, and then covered with paints and varnishes. Some shutters can be additionally decorated with forged elements. Thanks to the increased technological capabilities, manufacturers today have expanded the list of materials used. The list includes:
- polysteel – extruded plastic;
- metal – most often aluminum;
- composite materials.
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Scope of shutters
The main scope of internal shutters is private households and apartments with expensive classic renovation, as well as shops and bars with the appropriate interior. Thanks to the expansion of the list of materials used and fresh design solutions, today custom window shutters can be found in offices and residential areas with a modern interior. The compatibility of plastic constructions with PVC profile windows further expanded their scope, making shutters universal sun protection elements. When internal shutters are installed, interior solutions allow you to radically change the design of rooms at minimal cost. These elements set the tone for the whole environment and look much more solid than conventional blinds with horizontal slats. Today, shutters are still used much more often than blinds, but the ratio is gradually changing in favor of internal shutters.
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