Teak Wooden Shutters from Estate Millwork
If you're looking for exterior wood shutters that withstand the elements nicely, look no further than Estate Millwork.s teak shutter sets. Teak is an Asian hardwood; the trees are found chiefly in monsoon-prone tropical climates.
Estate Millwork only partners with teak wood harvesting companies that use sustainable techniques. Renewable harvesting is especially important for teak, as some older species are rare. We stand by our mission of conservation at our wooden shutter manufacturing plant, too, by focusing on carbon footprint reductions and wood recycling.
Each set of teak exterior shutters we create is made from genuine teak wood. We insist upon natural mortise-and-tenon joinery and all-wood frames. Our competitors use inferior artificial materials in their wooden shutters, but second-rate craftsmanship just can.t withstand the elements. By contrast, our wood shutter sets last and last.
Teak wood: a natural choice for wooden exterior shutters
Natural, durable finish: Unlike other woods, teak does not need much care to last a lifetime. Fresh from harvest, teak is golden-brown in color. If preserved with teak oil, the shutters take on a rich brown tone. If left exposed and untreated, teak wood shutters take on a distinguished silver tone. Because the wood is naturally rich in preserving oils, it makes wonderful shutter material.
Tough over time: Teak is a hardy wood. Its split-resistant and termite-resistant properties mean that this wood is a great choice for outdoor building projects.
Teak wood shutters are a natural fit for climates of all kinds, and our quality craftsmanship ensures that you will enjoy your shutters for years to come.
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We use 100 percent genuine teak wood in all of our exterior wooden shutter sets. |
Choose from an array of teak exterior shutter sets:
Louvered teak wood shutters: Is climate control your priority? Then, louvered teak shutter sets are a great choice for your home. The sturdy-but-delicate wooden slats allow you to control home temperatures from within when the shutters are closed. Open your louvered shutters partway on mild days to let in the sun. Bermuda teak exterior shutters: The Bermuda shutter style (also known as the Bahama shutter) is suitable for tropical storm-prone climates. These top-mounted teak shutters can be quickly fastened against windows to protect them from storm winds and downpours. Don.t discount this style if you live in a mild-weather zone like Seattle or San Francisco, though. Because they are so multipurpose, teak Bermuda shutters look great on homes across the nation.
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Raised panel teak wooden shutters: These classic shutter sets add cheer to any style of architecture. Your raised panel teak shutters will be custom-fitted to your windows to ensure maximum protection from the elements. Raised panel shutters look great painted, stained, or natural.
Flat panel teak shutter sets: This shutter style features crisp-cornered recessed panels set inside a pure teak wood frame. Flat panel shutters are a classic style and complement stately Tudor homes, modern ranch models, and cozy brick condominiums equally well.
Board and batten teak exterior shutters:
Old homes and new architecture alike can be enlivened by board and batten teak shutter sets. This Old Frontier shutter style is tough enough to withstand the elements, but soft enough to brighten any home or condo.
Tough teak shutter sets lend sophisticated natural beauty to any dwelling. Ask an Estate Millwork representative about custom-crafted shutters today.
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