Like a gorgeous pair of earrings or a stylish necktie, interior shutters add an aesthetic flourish to any room. They’re also very easy to install. Sure, you can hire a certified shutter installer; however, you’ll save time and money by doing it yourself. The project may sound intimidating, but it is simple and hassle-free and can be done in around 60 minutes. Anyone can do it, even if you’re a DIY novice. If you can hang a picture on a wall, you can put up shutters. Here’s how:
Before you start
The very first step is to measure your window so the shutters will fit perfectly. If it has a recess wide enough to accommodate a shutter frame, you’ll need an inside mount. Measure the width at three locations (bottom, middle, and top) and the height at the left, center, and right side of the window. The shutter frame will sit inside the recess and can be positioned at any point, such as tight to the window or at the front of the alcove. You will need to consider how you will use your shutters. For example, if you want to fold the panels back regularly, locating the mount at