[14 Wx59 H Inch Paintable]

[14 Wx47 H Inch Tuxedo Gray]

[14 Wx80 H Inch Clay]

[14 Wx67 H Inch Burgundy Red]

[14 Wx75 H Inch Midnight Green]

[14 Wx47 H Inch Wineberry]

[14 Wx75 H Inch Classic Blue]

[14 Wx75 H Inch Musket Brown]

[14 Wx35 H Inch Musket Brown]

[14 Wx71 H Inch Wicker]

[14 Wx39 H Inch Paintable]

[14 Wx80 H Inch Black]

[14 Wx39 H Inch Federal Brown]

[14 Wx75 H Inch Wedgewood Blue]

[14 Wx35 H Inch Bordeaux]

[14 Wx63 H Inch Wineberry]

[14 Wx31 H Inch Midnight Green]

[14 Wx35 H Inch Midnight Blue]

[14 Wx51 H Inch Wedgewood Blue]

[14 Wx71 H Inch Forest Green]

[14 Wx35 H Inch Burgundy Red]

[14 Wx31 H Inch Black]

[14 Wx59 H Inch Federal Brown]

[14 Wx43 H Inch Wicker]

[14 Wx31 H Inch Classic Blue]

[14 Wx51 H Inch Bright White]

Although the name board and batten makes you think wood, as they were originally made from wood boards, they are often made today in inexpensive and durable vinyl. Exterior vinyl shutters hold up strongly to cracking or rotting from sun or water damage, and require less maintenance than traditional wood shutters. Home improvement stores offer a wide variety of board and batten shutters. Widths of these types of house shutters usually vary more than louvered or raised panel shutters, and really allow you to achieve a unique look through the different sizes and styles. Some board and batten shutters have spaces between the vertical boards, to allow sunlight and air to pass through. The number of vertical boards typically ranges between two and five, with a board crossing these horizontally at the top and bottom. They are also available curved at the top for rounded window openings.