MDF SHUTTERS
MDF shutters are a cost-effective and durable alternative to solid wood shutters, and are ideal for areas in direct sunlight and high-heat such as garages and attics.
SPECS
A Combination of basswood and medium density fiberboard (MDF).
OPTIONS
MDF shutters can be customized for the following options:
-Louver Size
-Paint Color
-Inside or Outside Mount
-Full Tilt, Split Tilt or Hidden Tilt
COLORS
MDF shutters can be manufactured in any color. We have our standard selection of 20 white and off white colors to choose from or you can also request a custom color.
MDF GALLERY
Our composite shutters are unique due to the fact that they’re crafted from a combination of basswood and medium density fiberboard (MDF). Most other shutter companies typically will only use fiberboard with their MDF window coverings, leading to an-all around lower quality shutter. The unique material for these shutters is made by breaking down wood, adding wax, resins, and other stabilizing materials, then molding it and subjecting it to pressure and heat. These shutters can’t be created in a wood finish, but are designed to be painted and can be customized to suit your interior decor.
One of the advantages of the MDF material is that they’re cost-effective. If you’re looking to give your interior space a fresh update with window treatments, staying within a smaller budget, MDF will be your best bet.
You should keep in mind that MDF is heavier per square foot than real wood and therefore there are more design limitations. MDF is also not quite as resistant to heavy wear and tear as real wood, so if you are looking to install your shutters in a high traffic area—especially one that hosts children and/or pets—wood shutters will most likely be the better choice.
Overall, composite/hybrid shutters made from MDF provide a good value and can be the perfect addition to your home.
