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Acorn hand forged these 6¾- and 8-in. shutter holdbacks. Click here for company info.
These “S” shutter holdbacks are available in various sizes from Acorn Forged Iron. Click here for company info.
Architectural Products by Outwater offers shutter dogs in lag, plate or sill mount. Click here for company info.
This collection of shutter hardware is available from Outwater in wrought iron. Click here for company info.
These Louvered Colonial shutters from Atlantic Premium Shutters are paired with historically accurate hardware. Click here for company info.
The Classic Collection of historically accurate, operable shutters is available from Atlantic Premium Shutters. Click here for company info.
Historically accurate shutters from Atlantic Premium Shutters are made of high-density PVC and composite wood to resist harsh weather. Click here for company info.
The Raleigh combo (left) is an example of Atlantic Premium Shutters' extensive inventory. Click here for company info.
Made-to-order Bahama shutters from Atlantic Premium Shutters are available in widths ranging from 16 to 120 in. Click here for company info.
Ball & Ball manufactures 12- and 18-in.-long, hand-forged strap hinges with plate mounting for shutters. Click here for company info.
Beech River Mill manufactured these 1¾-in.-thick shutters that feature a 2¾-in.-wide fixed slat with scalloped corners projecting beyond the face of the framestock. Click here for company info.
These Spanish cedar shutters were supplied by Beech River Mill. Click here for company info.
Beech River Mill supplies exterior Spanish cedar shutters and shutter hardware. Click here for company info.
The Belmont shutter dog is designed and fabricated by Brandywine Valley Forge. Click here for company info.
A combination of Chadsworth's Bahama and louvered shutters were used on this structure. Click here for company info.
This solid-bronze New York style shutter hinge from Coastal Bronze has a 2¼-in. offset. Click here for company info.
These louver shutters are from the new line of shutters offered by Columns.com. Click here for company info.
Custom Shutter Co. supplied these PVC composite Bahama-style shutters and spandrels. Click here for company info.
Custom Shutter Company manufactured these shutters in red cedar. Click here for company info.
This hand-forged-steel hinge and cast-aluminum classic “S” shutter stay are manufactured by European Hardware Co. Click here for company info.
The range of wrought-steel, period-style shutter hardware from James Peters & Son includes these shutter rings. Click here for company info.
James Peters & Son manufactures traditional shutter strap hinges with offsets up to 3/4 in. Click here for company info.
This hand-forged shutter dog is the work of Kayne & Son. Click here for company info.
The D1 shutter dog from Kayne & Son Custom Hardware is hand forged in steel and has a butterfly backplate. Click here for company info.
These shutter hooks were fabricated by Kayne & Son. Click here for company info.
Kingsland manufactures a wide range of exterior shutters in Honduras mahogany. Click here for company info.
These custom shutters are available from Kingsland Architectural Millwork. Click here for company info.
Kingsland manufactures shutters in Honduras mahogany in a wide variety of finishes, shapes and styles. Click here for company info.
These Simsbury shutters from Kingsland Co. feature 1¼-in. stiles and rails and ¾-in. panels. Click here for company info.
Historical shutter dogs are one of the many types of traditional hardware available from Maguire Iron. Click here for company info.
This 4x3-in. white bronze shutter hinge, model #H60-3, was manufactured by D.C. Mitchell. Click here for company info.
Windows, doors and shutters in all wood species are available from Reilly Windows & Doors. Click here for company info.
The Shutter Depot supplies both custom and stock shutters as well as shutter hardware. Click here for company info.
Shuttercraft manufactured this pair of louver and panel combination rounded-top shutters. Click here for company info.
Bahama style shutters are available from Shuttercraft in many sizes. Click here for company info.
Louvered shutters from Shuttercraft can be used in various applications. Click here for company info.
Shuttercraft manufactured the shutters, hinges and holdbacks on these windows. Click here for company info.
These Williamsburg-style shutters with sailboat cutouts were manufactured by Shuttercraft and installed on a shorefront home. Click here for company info.
Shuttercraft custom manufactures exterior wood shutters in red cedar and mahogany. Click here for company info.
Shuttercraft supplied and installed these shutters with a sailboat cutout. Click here for company info.
These authentic moveable louver shutters from Shuttercraft feature an "aubergine," or eggplant, color. Click here for company info.
Shuttercraft offers a wide selection of shutters with various cut-outs and in various styles. Click here for company info.
Shutterstile's Pisces shutters feature handmade bluegill fish by Pisces Ceramics set in interchangeable tiled panels. Click here for company info.
The pisces design is one of many shutter options available from Shutterstile; the panels are interchangeable. Click here for company info.
Timberlane manufactured these recessed-panel shutters. Click here for company info.
These traditional Shaker panel shutters were handcrafted by Timberlane. Click here for company info.
The shutters for this home in the Old City section of Philadelphia were manufactured by Timberlane. Click here for company info.
This exterior shutter from Vixen Hill is held back with a traditional shutter dog. Click here for company info.
This long-arm mounted shutter dog was manufactured by Vixen Hill. Click here for company info.
Vixen Hill's traditional arch-top, paneled and louvered shutter has cast stainless-steel hardware and hurricane panels. Click here for company info.
Weston Millwork replicated this raised-panel shutter in Spanish cedar. Click here for company info.
This Acme, Lull & Porter shutter hinge features John Wright Company’s WeatherWright™ powder-coated finish to protect against corrosion. Click here for company info.
This small offset strap hinge from John Wright Company features a cast-iron pintle, forged-steel strap and a black powder coating. Click here for company info.