Fabric-Insert Shutters or Fabric Shutters
Fabric-insert shutters are constructed with
a panel consisting of a top and bottom rail and side stiles.
The back side of a fabric panel is usually routed to accommodate
the fabric. A spring rod on the top and bottom of the shutter
holds the fabric in place. Several panels are united to fill
the window opening. Often fabric shutters are used as cafe type
shutters.
Fabric-insert shutters have fallen in popularity
and it is difficult to find a source. Movable louver shutters
are much more functional for the modern window. Movable louvers
control light without opening the shutter panels, but rotating
the louvers to the desired angle. Fabric shutters filter light
instead of blocking light. Fabric insert panels are difficult
to clean and the fabric must be laundered.
Unfortunately at this time, All About Shutters
does not have recommendation for a source for fabric-insert
shutters. You may want to click on one of the ads below.
For an internet source for movable louver
shutters, see ShutterLand
Interior Shutters.
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