Fasec Placer Craft Decorative Aluminum Bahama Shutters Exterior Louvers Blades

• Customization: Available
• After-sales Service: Full Aftersale Services
• Warranty: Full Aftersale Services
• Model NO.: FASEC Shutter 236
• Open Style: Swing
• Frame Material: Aluminum Alloy
• Screen Netting Material: Fiberglass
• Style: Modern
• Opening Pattern: Vertical
• Function: Heat Insulation, Soundproof, Anti-Theft, Insect-proof, Dust-proof, Decoration
• Surface Finishing: Finished
• Security Rating: A
• Frame Size: 50*25mm
• Blade Size: 70mm
• Profile Thickness: 1.2mm
• Shtter Size: Customerized
• Transport Package: Fumigation Wooden Box Pallet
• Specification: 500*500*35 mm
• Trademark: Fasec
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 7610100000
• Production Capacity: 1000 Pieces/Week
• Package Size: 2440.00cm * 1220.00cm * 1134.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 750.000kg
• Lead Time: 15 days (1 - 1000 Square Meters) ; To be negotiated ( > 1000 Square Meters)

Product Description

Product Description

        Bahama Shutters are a type of hinged exterior shutter that originated in the Bahamas, providing both a stylish and functional addition to any home. These shutters are constructed from durable materials such as aluminum or wood and are designed to protect windows from extreme weather conditions including heavy tropical storms. Bahama Shutters feature a unique design that allows them to be easily adjusted to provide shade and privacy while allowing airflow and natural light into the space. With their tropical charm, Bahama Shutters are a popular choice in coastal areas and can enhance the architectural style of any home. Bahama Shutters Parts, Bahama Shutters, Bermuda Shutters

      Decorative tropical rated aluminum bahama shutters are a modern, reasonably-priced option that have replaced ugly solid coverings in the event of a storm-- but look beautiful year round and help provide shade in the tropical heat. These custom storm shutters are crafted from 16 gauge extruded aluminum then powder coated for superior weather resistance and are often seen in coastal regions and areas that see tropical storms. Bahama or Bermuda shutters also give your home a tropical look and, when opened, allow the breeze to flow through the horizontal slats while keeping sunlight out. In addition to serving as a window shade alternative, these louvered panels also create more privacy when needed, so they're perfect for urban residences and hotel spas.

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Product Parameters

Window Size		Shutter Size		Installation Mould	Operation Mould
Width (mm)	Height (mm)	Width (mm)	Height(mm)	Outside Mounted	Hand Operated
711	953	731	1003
1753	1880	1773	1930
1016	953	1036	1003
1016	1854	1036	1904
1016	1880	1036	1930

 

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Installation Instructions

STEP-BY-STEP INSTALLATION GUIDE:

1. Measure the Window:

   • Measure the width and height of the window or door where the shutter will be installed.
   • Ensure you have the correct size of Bahama shutters for your measurements.

2. Prepare the Shutters:

   • Lay out the Bahama shutters on a flat surface.
   • Attach any necessary hardware that came with the shutters, such as hinges or mounting brackets.

3. Mark the Mounting Points:

   • Hold the shutter in place against the window to determine the exact placement.
   • Use a level to ensure the shutter is perfectly horizontal.
   • Mark the locations of the mounting holes on the exterior wall with a pencil.

4. Drill Holes:

   • Put on safety glasses and gloves.
   • Use a drill to create holes at the marked points. Ensure the holes are deep enough for the anchors and screws.
   • If mounting into masonry or brick, use masonry drill bits and anchors.

5. Install Anchors:

   • Insert the appropriate anchors into the drilled holes. This will provide a secure base for the screws.

6. Mount the Shutters:

   • Align the Bahama shutters with the drilled holes.
   • Secure the shutters with screws. Tighten them using a screwdriver or a drill.
   • Check with a level to ensure the shutters remain horizontal during installation.

7. Adjust the Shutters:

   • Most Bahama shutters have adjustable arms to control the angle.
   • Adjust the arms to the desired angle for optimal shade and protection.

8. Test the Operation:

   • Open and close the shutters to ensure they operate smoothly.
   • Make any necessary adjustments to the hinges or arms.

9. Final Check:

   • Inspect all screws and hardware to ensure everything is tight and secure.
   • Ensure the shutters are firmly attached and there are no loose parts.

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