The Atlantic Architectural Shutter is hand-crafted from proprietary, exterior grade composite materials made to last a lifetime. An exclusive finishing process ensures the color will hold its richness for years to come. Atlantic’s unique oven-curing method hardens the paint finish into a protective shell with a deep, vibrant color, permanently bonding the shutter material for extreme durability. Their shutters offer unmistakable stately character and compliment a variety of shaped windows for a truly custom look. Color: Tempest Blue, Width: 12″
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