Q & A

     1. Shutters:

• Composition: Shutters consist of solid panels, made of wood. These panels are held together by metal fittings.

• Attachment: Shutters are usually fixed directly to the sides of the window frame.

• Adjustment: They swing open, allowing you to adjust the angle of the panels to control light and privacy.

• Aesthetic Value: Shutters add aesthetic value to your home due to their classic and timeless appearance.

• Durability: Shutters are durable and long-lasting.

• Temperature Control: Their solid composition helps regulate room temperature.

• Cleaning: Shutters are easy to clean.

• Drawbacks: They are more expensive than blinds, don’t raise completely, and may not block out all light.

  2. Blinds:

  • Composition: Blinds are made from soft materials, often fabric.

  • Attachment: Blinds hang from the upper part of the window and extend downward.

  • Flexibility: They can be raised entirely, allowing more light into the room.

  • Variety: Blinds come in numerous styles and designs, catering to different aesthetic preferences.

  • Installation: Blinds are simple to install and can be changed relatively easily.

  • Drawbacks: Some blinds may not completely block light, can be noisy in windy conditions, and are more prone to damage.