Whenever you watch a commercial for window shutters, or if you read an article with lots of picture of shutters, you might notice that every window in the house has them. A lot of people think of their how and notice that not all of their windows are perfectly square or rectangle like when they are advertised. This leads many people to wonder what types of untraditional windows are covered by window shutters? The village residents might have different shaped windows, such as the very popular and great looking bay windows, but can these types of windows be fitted with window shutters?
Windows with Arches
It is not uncommon for a square or rectangle window to have an arched window covering the top of it in order to let in more light. Yet even though there are to many advertisements for these types of window shutters, the villages can still get them for their window if they choose to do so. Some shutters only cover these top arch portions while other designs make it so the shutter covers the square or rectangular window as well as the arch on top. When shopping for these types of window shutters, they are commonly referred to as simply arch shaped window shutters.
Circular Windows
If you though finding window shutters for an arch was difficult, consider shopping for window shutters that are round to cover circular windows. With these window shutters, the villages will not have as many design options as they might be hoping for as most of then are louvered and operate with an adjustment bar like some traditional window shutters. The draw back to these circular shaped window shutters is that they are normally for privacy and are up very high, making it extremely difficult to find circular window shutters that can open up like normal window shutters.
*Disclaimer: The views expressed here are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views of Shutter Professionals*
