Thursday, October 3, 2013

Exterior Window Shutters For Your Home


Installing the new exterior window shutter such as the Bahama style exterior shutters or Bahama and Bermuda shutters is such a huge step in renovating our home. It is such fortunate that these shutters came with simple instructions which are easy to follow considering that we are still waiting for the bank to approve our loan for the kitchen repair. I mentioned in my previous blogs how our kitchen needs home repair so badly. If not because of my nephew who broke one of the glass windows just recently, we will not be buying any hardware parts for our home any time soon or until the loan is approved.


However, we do not have any regrets in adding the exterior window shutters. It made our normal looking window look great. On top of that, these shutters are great in controlling the sunlight into our home so there is no need to turn on the ceramic sconces at daytime. Moreover, we can now leave our windows open without worrying about privacy invasion because these shutters are just perfect for that. We are also able to enjoy the fresh air and the fragrance of the flowers coming from the windowboxes. And base on the information about the new exterior shutters, it is made fiberglass which means that it will stand the test of time. But of course, that remains to be seen. We will know after a few years, if the fiberglass Bahama style shutters is really durable to stand the weather changes and time.


Investing your money to improve your house is never a bad thing. My aunt often tells us that she would rather spend every penny she earns in making her house beautiful rather than spending it with high-end gadgets. We could have listened to her back then, but there is no use crying over spilled milk. All we can do right now is save all the money we can get to have the kitchen repair done and hope that our loan will be approved soon.

2 comments:

  1. Great! I've been looking for cheap but elegant looking and durable exterior wood shutters. So, if I buy something from you, how does or transaction go? Will you install it yourself in my house or not?

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