Choose Your Shutter Options

There is nearly an unlimited array of shutter options when you have all these details to customize, creating your own unique Timberlane Shutters. Here are some excellent ways to make your home distinctive. A Timberlane Expert can help by explaining any of the shutter options below. We’re here to make your shutter project easy and fun to customize!

Shutter Configurations

The placement of shutter rails determine the shutter configuration and creates a very distinctive look. Configurations are typically referred to as a percentage of the total length of the shutter to allow for complete creative freedom.

Radius Tops

Radius Tops allow shutters to properly fit arched windows. We offer a variety of complementary radius-top shutters, always built to perfectly mirror your window shape. If that isn’t enough, we will gladly customize one for you!

Cutout Designs

Cutouts are another way to personalize your shutters. With hundreds of cutouts available, we are sure to have something that’ll catch your eye. Have a design in mind? We’ll custom-design any cutout for you!

Shutter Capping

Capping prevents water from collecting on top of the shutter and seeping down into the joint where it could compromise the shutter. Upgrade to copper capping to really enhance the overall look of your shutters.

Rabbeting & Beading

Overlap rabbeting allows for functional shutters to overlap when closed. This treatment is frequently requested to provide an added degree of historical detail. Beading is a decorative touch to add character.

Timberlane offers tilt rod and mouse hole options for both functional and decorative louver style shutters

Tilt Rods & Mouse Holes

Tilt rods are used on operable louvers to open and close the louvers. A mouse hole is a notch that houses the bottom of the tilt rod when closed. For those who don't have operable louvers, these elements can be added for decoration to fixed louver shutters.