Decorative shutters should be placed adjacent to the outer edges of window frames, with the shutter tops and bottoms aligned with the windows. Installing shutters on your windows can enhance curb appeal and can be done in a weekend with the right approach. This guide provides clear instructions for installing shutters on different styles, exterior home, and window casing material, and a variety of shutter hardware.
Installing shutters on windows may seem daunting, but with the right approach, it can be a project many homeowners can tackle in a weekend. This guide covers different shutter styles, exterior home, and window casing material, and a variety of shutter hardware.
Additionally, installing shutters on brick, wood, or siding next to a window can be a straightforward project. Marine grade polyurethane may provide better results, but it also requires touchups and maintenance as the wood weathers. To secure the installation strips to the facade, use 3 screws and cover them with caulk before installing the shutters.
Installing exterior shutters on brick requires six 3″ deck screws and corresponding plastic anchors per shutter. The idea is to screw each corner and 2 in.
📹 Reviving Cedar Grove with Brian Branton | Renovation Updates, Ghost Stories, and More
On this episode of Reviving Cedar Grove, interior design, architecture, and historic home enthusiast Brian Branton takes us inside …
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Oh my goodness! I’m so happy for you, Brian! It looks so much like the home in your favorite Christmas movie you previously mentioned in your christmas home tour, “The Gathering” with Ed Asner. But much grander. It’s going to be beautiful!! I can’t wait to see what you do for Christmas! So excited for you.
Thank you for all the nice words. I started a YouTube website for those interested in following along on this journey. Don’t get too excited, I can’t produce articles like this so it’s pretty much just me walking around with my phone! lol. But I definitely go into detail on the renovation. You can find it under my name – Brian Branton
It is always such a tremendous pleasure to see what Brian is up to! His enthusiasm is so infectious, and his sense of humor about all the “incidentals” that arise during the restoration process make us love him all the more. I can’t wait to see more. His painstaking Christmas decorations are always breathtaking. We love you, Brian!
Love it ALL! I would love to downsize to something like the pool house-I would just want a separate “wing” for my bedroom and bathroom. It would be perfection! Thanks for the tour-homeowner is just darlin’ and I love his passion and love for his home. Ghost story was wonderful-here in Louisiana we too have old, old properties with many stories about previous owners to share with visitors. This home is lovely and I’m so glad they are sharing their journey with all of us.