Two-panel shutters set above a granite sill, with the frame built to sit clean against the stone. Cabinetry runs right up to the window return, so the frame depth had to be measured to the millimetre before the panels were cut. Real hardwood, built in our Palm City, FL factory. This is the most common problem we get called about. Arched and eyebrow windows don't take a standard blind, shade or curtain — the top either gets left bare, gets covered with a flat panel that ignores the shape, or the homeowner gives up and installs something rectangular that fights the architecture. This homeowner had been looking for a long time before finding us. The solution is a fixed sunburst arch: louvers cut individually at radiating angles, fanning out from a solid hub at the base of the curve. Every louver is a different length and a different angle, so the arch has to be templated from the actual opening and cut to that template — there is no stock version of this. Below the arch, 6 two-panel shutters in 3½ louvers with traditional tilt rods and a divider rail, so the lower half can close for privacy while the upper half stays open for light. Finished in SW White, with rosette corner blocks where the arch meets the verticals to tie the frame into the existing millwork. We could build it because we manufacture. The arch was templated on site, cut, assembled, finished and installed by our own team out of our Palm City factory. A company that orders shutters from a catalogue can't quote this window, which is why most of them don't. Arched, circular, octagonal and specialty-shape shutters across Port St. Lucie, Martin, Palm Beach and Indian River counties.

Two-panel shutters set above a granite sill, with the frame built to sit clean against the stone. Cabinetry runs right up to the window return, so the frame depth had to be measured to the millimetre before the panels were cut. Real hardwood, built in our Palm City, FL factory. This is the most common problem we get called about. Arched and eyebrow windows don't take a standard blind, shade or curtain — the top either gets left bare, gets covered with a flat panel that ignores the shape, or the homeowner gives up and installs something rectangular that fights the architecture. This homeowner had been looking for a long time before finding us. The solution is a fixed sunburst arch: louvers cut individually at radiating angles, fanning out from a solid hub at the base of the curve. Every louver is a different length and a different angle, so the arch has to be templated from the actual opening and cut to that template — there is no stock version of this. Below the arch, 6 two-panel shutters in 3½ louvers with traditional tilt rods and a divider rail, so the lower half can close for privacy while the upper half stays open for light. Finished in SW White, with rosette corner blocks where the arch meets the verticals to tie the frame into the existing millwork. We could build it because we manufacture. The arch was templated on site, cut, assembled, finished and installed by our own team out of our Palm City factory. A company that orders shutters from a catalogue can't quote this window, which is why most of them don't. Arched, circular, octagonal and specialty-shape shutters across Port St. Lucie, Martin, Palm Beach and Indian River counties.

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