The Difference Between Blinds, Shades and Shutters from Sunburst Shutters 

Shutters look like the house is a prison from the outside.

Unless you have a cat lol

The Blind in our master bath has already died and it is 5 years old.

probably 7-10 years we have blinds that lasted 10 years

They have natural predators.

Yes, we can put shutters or shades on double doors. They look great.

Polywood shutters not only withstand sun exposure, they also block up to 30° of temperature. They reduce heat transfer by up to 45%, too. That directly affords you savings on your heating and cooling payments.

😢how much are we talking about?

Actually, shutters go with every decorating style. If you want to dress them up, add draperies to one side or both. We're finding customers are more interested in shutters due to their light and noise control, as well as their energy efficiency and how easy they are to clean.

I moved to Europe and shutters are common here but placed outside the window. I love how they blackout the rooms. Absolutely love the energy efficiency factor.

@@sunburstshuttersusa8517 Shutters are the ultimate flex. They’re very high end.

@@DoctorSkillz Not really, they take up a lot of spaces, because the way they open horizontally. It's perfectly fine if you have nothing near the wall. But if you want to put a desk against the wall and there is a shutter, it GETS in the way. I've run into this issue multiple times over the years, I gave up on shutters.

What we meant was that the majority of shades don't give you the ability to redirect light like a blind or shutter. There are a couple types of shades that allow you to redirect light, but with all others, as soon as you lift the shade, you get total light.

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Because they don't sell them, I think