Vixen Hill Traditional Shutter Designer

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Price Breakdown

QTY	Description	Unit Price	Ext.Price
Per Order Charges
88	Louver Setup Charge Already Included in Order	$100.00	$0.00
Layout Charges
0	Custom Louver Layout	$50.00	$50.00
Unit Charges
6	Base Price	$100.00	$600.00
6	Size Price	$100.00	$100.00
6	Finishing Price	$100.00	$100.00
6	Finishing Price	$100.00	$100.00
6	Finishing Price	$100.00	$100.00
6	Finishing Price	$100.00	$100.00
6	Finishing Price	$100.00	$100.00
6	Finishing Price	$100.00	$100.00
6	Finishing Price	$100.00	$100.00
6	Finishing Price	$100.00	$100.00
6	Finishing Price	$100.00	$100.00
6	Finishing Price	$100.00	$100.00
6	Total		$423.00

Shutter Style determines whether a shutter is louvered, paneled, a mix of louvers and panels, or Board and Batten.

On Louvered/Paneled/Mixed shutters, it also determines midrail count and section percentages.

Height:

Opening height is the full height of the opening the shutters will go into.

Please note shutters will be built to the exact height specified, and for shutters that will be closed you should reduce the opening height at least 1/4" to ensure smooth operation.

Width:

Opening width is the width of the opening the shutter or shutters will close into.

For single shutters, this is the width the shutter will be built to.

For pairs, the pair together will cover this width, including any adjustments for rabbetting if applicable.

Opening Size

Unfinished shutters are fully sanded, stain grade Cedar with no finish applied.

Primed shutters are fully sanded, stain grade Cedar with an oil based primer applied.

Painted shutters are fully sanded, stain grade Cedar. An oil primer is applied, along with two coats of a water based, semi-gloss topcoat. Click to select a paint color.

Finishing

When ordering, you can order as Pairs or single Leaves.

Please be aware that your opening size will need to be adjusted if you switch between the two.

Quantity

1 3/8" Round Louvers

1 3/8" wide by 3/8" thick, set at 45° with centers space at 1"

1 3/4 Inch Round Louvers

1 3/4" wide by 3/8" thick, set at 60° with centers spaced at 1 3/8"

2 Inch Round Louvers

2" wide by 3/8" thick, set at 60° with centers spaced at 1 1/2"

Click to see our full selection of louver styles.

Louver Style

This is disabled because:
Shutter is not louvered.
Shutter is an archtop

Our louvered shutters are fixed louvers, therefore No false tilt rods are neccesary.

False Tilt Rods are used to give the appearance of movable louvered shutters. All Vixen Hill louvered shutters are fixed louvered, and false tilt rods are purely aesthetic.

False Tilt Rods

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Shutter is not louvered.
Shutter is an archtop

Traditional Raised Panels have a curved region leading into the raise. The reverse is the simple raised panel profile.

Simple Raised Panels use an angular raise profile. The reverse is the traditional raised panel profile.

Flat Panels have no raised areas, and are flat on both sides.

Flat Panel with V-Groove is a flat panel with vertical v-grooves inscribed on the front side.

Please note that if Trim is selected, the panel will have a Raised Panel reverse instead of a flat reverse side.

Panel Style

Traditional Trim is an ogee profiled trim applied where the panels meet the stiles and rails on the front of the shutters.

Quarter Round Trim is a simple quarter round trim applied where the panels meet the stiles and rails on the front of the shutters.

No Trim gives a simpler look to shutters.

Trim Style

Most paneled shutters have No Cut Outs, for a classical look.

A Fleur-de-lis cutout is one of the most commonly used designed when cutouts are desired.

A Moon Cutout is most commonly seen on rustic architecture.

Click to see our full selection of cut outs.

Cutout

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Shutter is not louvered.
Shutter is an archtop

Most shutters have No Outer Stile Details. Stiles are left square edged, with no beading or rabetting applied.
Square edged shutters without detailing.

Square edged shutters without detailing.

Outer Stile Beading Adds on a beading detail to the shutters that runs the length of the stile. It is a purely decorative extra touch.
Square edged shutters without detailing.

When Overlap Rabetting is added, shutter stiles are given a profile which comes together in an overlap, preventing light bleed through when the shutters are closed.
Square edged shutters without detailing.

Beaded Overlap Rabetting combines the overlap rabetting with a beading detail.
Square edged shutters without detailing.

Outer Stile Details

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Shutter is not louvered.
Shutter is an archtop

Typically, No Inner Stile Details are applied and the stiles are left square where they meet the rails.
No details

Inner Stile Beading is a beading detail that runs the length of the stiles where they meet the rails.

Inner Stile Details

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Shutter is not louvered.
Shutter is an archtop

Traditionally mounted shutters use only 2 side stiles with No Center Stile. This is appropriate for most shutter types.

A vertical center stile is most often used in extra wide shutters that will be mounted 'Bahama Stile', with a hinge at the top.

Center Stile

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Shutter is not louvered.
Shutter is an archtop

Standard shutters are Flat Topped.

Solid Archtops have an extended width top rail into which the arched profile is cut.

In a full archtop, the top rail and top section have an arched profile, with the panel or louvers extended into the arch.

Standard Board and Batten Shutters have flat tops.

Archtop Board and Batten Shutters have an arched cut along the top instead of a flat profile.

Archtop

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Shutter is not louvered.
Shutter is an archtop

Height:

Short side height is the distance from the bottom of the shutter to where the lower point on a archtop intersects the stile. Combined with Shutter Height and width, this determines the radius of an archtop.

Short Side

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Shutter is not louvered.
Shutter is an archtop

Shutters with No Copper Capping will still hold up well, especially in dryer climates. No Caps

Copper Capping is a metal shield that prevents water pooling on the flat top of the shutter from contacting the wood. This can help extend the shutter's lifetime.