There are a few different materials in which window shutters for the interior of a home can be made from. The two most popular choices that many people have to choose from are composite window shutters and hardwood window shutters. Brooksville homeowners who like the look of natural hardwood furniture may also be interested in composite shutters that are designed to be made from faux wood.
There are many people who go back and forth whether faux wood or natural hardwood shutters are the right choice for them or their home.
Many people will often ask which material is the better choice when it comes to window shutters, but they may get different answers that are worth taking into consideration.
The Pricing of Faux and Natural Hardwood Window Shutters
It should come as a shock to no one that although looks are important when it comes to the home decor and furniture of a home, price is probably the most important factor for most homeowners.
When it comes to natural hardwood window shutters, Brooksville residents should know that they are often way more than the price of window shutters made from composite materials. This price is further modified by the type of wood that is being used, and if it has been treated or painted.
Faux wood window shutters are way more cost effective because they are not natural hardwood materials, but they can look just like them which makes many people satisfied when going with the composite shutters over the real thing.
The Longevity of Window Shutter Materials
Another factor that may influence someone from making a choice of faux wood composite shutters or natural hardwood shutters is how long they will last.
It isn’t surprising to say that a homeowner is going to be more satisfied with the option that will last longer in their home without the need to be replaced. Although the time can be about the same for both materials of these window shutters, Brooksville residents should be made aware that it is easier to make faux wood last much longer.
This is because natural hardwood is an organic material that can be altered by the environmental conditions of the home. Natural hardwood window shutters will have to be treated regularly to counter this issue that wears them down.
*Disclaimer: The views expressed here are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views of Shutter Professionals*
