Stained Hardwood Shutters

Custom stained plantation hardwood shutters provide streng and balance to a window.

The stains shown below are only representation of the color. Do NOT select a stain color from the colors shown.
Request a mailed stain chart.
Custom color matching is available here.

Stained hardwood shutters available in 9 standard wood tone colors.

Uniform grains are selected for an even appearance. Hardwood shutters are hand dipped, hand rubbed, sealed, sanded, and protected with two clear top coats for a smooth durable finish.
Request a stain chart to view colors.

 

hardwood shutters stain 103

No. 103

stained hardwood shutters 104

No. 104

brown hardwood shutters 105

No. 105

hardwood shutters stained 106

No. 106

hardwood shutter 107

No. 107

stain hardwood shutters 108

No. 108

window hardwood shutters stained 109

No. 109

hardwood shutters stain 110

No. 110

hardwood window shutters 111

No. 111

Factory finished stained shutters from Horizon are of impeccable quality. Our hardwood shutters consistently absorb stain resulting in uniform tones with rich grain patterns. These interior shutters are truly furniture quality after receiving a sprayed top-coat increasing the durability, enhancing the appearance with a satin sheen, and giving a ultra-smooth feel. No window covering can compare to authentic stained wood shutters. Basswood has relatively light grain which typically blends very well with other woods in the home or office. Custom shutters are fully assembled before finishing. Once sanded, the wood shutters are sprayed to cover every possible surface. Poly shutters can not be stained.

Our standard sample stain colors are provided on paper. This ensures that all samples are consistent with the master copy in our finishing department. Samples provided on wood could easily vary from one sample to the next. Paper samples ensure that all parties are viewing the same color. Our paper samples are high definition resulting in a adequate sample for selecting the final color.

Just wanted to thank you for the shutters. I installed them last weekend, and they are really beautiful! Great quality, perfect stain color, perfect fit, good service. Thanks!

Jim H.

I just wanted to tell you that we received our hardwood shutters the other day and put them up—they look beautiful!!! Thank you for sending such a wonderful quality product and including the optional hardware and stain.

Audrey V.

Dealing with Horizon was not only reasonable from a cost perspective but the process and quality were exceptional. I was able to mount four shutters with the complete set of hardware provided in less than 1.5 hours. The stain matched perfectly. Good quality product, delivered on schedule, at a reasonable price. Amazing.

Tim O.

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A shutter unit that only covers the lower portion of a window.
A shutter unit that is made specifically for an individual window opening.
A horizontal bar that creates top and bottom louver sections, allowing the sections to rotate independently.
A shutter unit that has one set of shutters on the top and one on the bottom.
Ornamental wood attached to the wall to the outside of the window opening. Generally used to give the window a finished appearance.
Paint or stain.
Used for mounting custom shutter units to the outside of a window opening and can have either 2, 3, or 4 sides.
A vertical strip that extends the length of the shutter unit hinged to the outside stile of a shutter panel. Generally used for cafe type shutter units.
Measurement top to bottom of the window opening according to our measuring instructions. Or, the desired panel height for café type shutters.
A two-leaf device that connects a shutter to the mounting surface or joins two shutters together.
Movable horizontal slats contained within a shutter panel.
A rectangular cavity in shutter stile for inserting a hinge – allowing a tighter fit to the side of the window or frame.
A single shutter. Most shutter units consist of more than one shutter panel.
A cut or groove along the edge of a stile between panels that allows them to form a joint to reduce light penetration.
Horizontal bar at the top, bottom, or across the center (divider rail).
A shutter unit that has one set of shutters from top to bottom.
A window is considered square if the difference between the largest measurement and the smallest is no larger than 3/16 inches and the difference between the diagonal measurements is less than 3/16 inches.
Vertical bar found along either side of a shutter panel.
Traditional or Plantation.
The number of shutter panels from top to bottom. See single tier and double tier.
Vertical bar used for adjusting the louver position.
Shutter panels and other necessary components (frames, hardware, etc.)
that work together to fit a window opening.
Area just beyond the window opening if there is no existing trim.
Measurement side to side of the window opening according to our measuring instructions.
Vertical sides of the window opening. This area will be used to attach a shutter unit using either the INJ or INH installation methods.