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 Shutter rods |
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Shutter rods also called tilt bars, are the vertical bars used for adjusting the louver position. They control rotation of louvers in a coordinated manner for control of light, privacy and ventilation. The tilt rod is usually mounted on the center of the louver on the face of the panel. the tilt rod can be mounted to the right or left edge of the louver if desired. These tilt bars can be made from basswood, unfinished, solid, ready for you to stain or paint, and can also be made from Poplar, finger jointed and edge glued, with Jesso prime, ready for you to paint |
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Shutter rod specifications |
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Shutter Rods |
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| Thickness: |
7/16" |
| Width: |
5/8" |
| Length: |
up to 13ft |
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Basswood or poplar |
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Unfinished or Primed |
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Our shutter components are made from basswood or poplar. Basswood shutter components come with a clear, unfinished and solid piece made from a virgin board, without finger joint or edge glue, just one solid piece. Poplar shutter components are made from finger jointed, edge glued pieces, Jesso primed, white color, ready for painting. |
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