Pasadena Shutter Manufacturer

Shutters Crafted from Premium Materials

At EsVata Shutter, we use only the highest-quality materials to ensure your shutters provide exceptional performance and durability. Our poly shutters with an aluminum core are ideal for homes near the ocean where moisture and salt are prevalent. These shutters are designed to withstand harsh coastal conditions, providing superior resistance to corrosion and warping, which can be common issues in salt-laden environments.

On the other hand, our 100% American basswood shutters are an excellent choice for homes farther inland. Basswood is approximately 40% lighter than poly-aluminum shutters, reducing the load on window frames and allowing for larger panel sizes without the risk of sagging over time. This lightweight yet durable wood also offers a classic, elegant appearance that enhances any home's aesthetic. Basswood's natural properties also make it a robust material that can handle daily wear and tear, ensuring your shutters remain a striking and functional feature in your home for years. 

Endless Design Options

Your design choices can set the tone for your home. Our team lets you customize your shutters in several ways to ensure they suit your home perfectly.

Customizable aspects of our shutters include: 

• Color: Our shutters are available in various paints and stains, ideally matching your baseboard color, often white or a variant like Swiss coffee. For added interest or to set a unique tone, consider painting your walls or using textured wallpaper.
• Frame: Frames are crucial in aligning shutters. A Z-shape frame can achieve a modern flat design, a minimalistic look, or a subtle classic appeal with a slight detail design to style in spaces with enough depth. For shallower windows, you can select either a sleek L-frame or a more ornate Deco frame for a touch of classic sophistication.
• Control mechanisms: With the shift towards contemporary home designs, particularly in kitchens, hidden tilt shutters have emerged as a modern standard, offering a sleek look. However, the traditional front tilt bar is still an option for those who prefer that classic shutter aesthetic. Additionally, the hidden tilt offers easy cleaning, eliminating the obstruction of a tilt bar.
• Louver size: The louver size of your shutters should correspond to the height of your windows. Generally, taller windows require larger louvers. The most popular sizes are 3.5" and 4.5", with 3.5" being favored for standard window heights of 3, 4, or 5 feet. Consistency is critical for homes with varying window sizes and is often based on the heights of the front-facing windows.
• Splits: A standout feature of shutters is the ability to split the louvers, typically in a 50/50 arrangement. This split allows for independent control of the top and bottom sections, offering enhanced privacy, light management, and airflow regulation. For windows over 72" tall, a divider rail may be necessary for these splits to provide additional structural support.

By customizing these aspects, you can ensure your shutters not only enhance the beauty and functionality of your home but also reflect your personal style.