Cafe Shutters with Valances and Shutterette
Cafe type window shutters - A shutter unit that only covers
the lower portion of a window.
Cafe shutters are designed to cover the lower portion of a
window and leave the top portion open. Many times cafe shutters
are applied to double hung windows with a horizontal division
within the window. The top of the cafe shutters should be just
about even with the top of the lower tier. Sometimes this style
is refereed to as "half-height shutters" or "shutterette".
Generally, cafe type shutters are designed using small louver,
or small slat, traditional,
or colonial, style shutters. The smaller traditional louvers
lend themselves to smaller panel configurations. Occasionally
plantation style shutters are used for the cafe shutter application.
Cafe shutters are a great use for stock-size
budget shutters. The width of the shutter
panels become the only critical dimension for fitting the
shutters to the window. The height of the shutter is not restricted.
Cafe shutters don't necessarily just cover "half"
of the window. In fact, cafe shutters and cover any portion
of the window you desire.
Cafe shutters are great for privacy, covering the bottom of
the window, and allowing the top of the window to remain open.
Movable louvers are great for light control and can be easily
opened for visibility. They are also a great way to cover your
window on a budget. Cafe shutters
are obviously less expensive than those that cover the entire
window.
Valances are a popular addition to the window when a cafe shutter
is used. There are thousands of fabrics that can dress the upper
portion of your window opening. Cafe half-height shutters are
a versatile application for windows that do not require the
entire opening to be covered. Cafe shutters, or shutterette,
work with a variety of home designs and decors.

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