Bahama Shutters Are Efficient Climate Controllers

In the early colonization days of the British Empire, outposts were set up in Bermuda and other islands in the Caribbean. The windows in the houses that the British built were covered with louvered shutters that let light and air flow in and kept out the rain. The same type of shutter is used today, [...]

Bahama Shutters Are for Hot Climates

Bahama shutters are louvered shutters that are hinged at the top of the window frame and swing out at the bottom. The purpose of this type of shutter is to allow free air movement through the house, provide screening from direct sun, and deflect rain from entering through an open window.
Bahama shutters are most often [...]

Do It Yourself Bahama Shutters ……?

I am wanting to add bahama shutters to the exterior of our house for shading properties but I have only been able to find places that will install them for you and we want to save on cost by doing it ourself. Any ideas ??? We are in Florida

Oes Anyone Know A Website That Tells You How To Make Bahama Shutters?

There doesn’t seem to be a site for guides on how-to but there are sites with kits you can buy. Here is a site that compares different types of shutters: http://members.aol.com/minnyminew/weathe… although I don’t know how useful it will be to you as I’m not 100% sure what you’re looking for. If you’re good at [...]

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