Made to order · Handcrafted in the USA

Custom Bahama Shutters

Top-hinged Bahama (Bermuda) shutters, built to your exact window size in four premium woods.

1Louver style

Open louvers give shade with a view out. Closed louvers give more privacy.

2Size How to measure

Width
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Length
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Size is per shutter.

3Wood

All four woods are Select Grade (furniture grade) from managed forests.

4Finish

Choose Primed if you plan to paint your shutters yourself.

5Hardware (optional)

Hardware added here costs less than buying the same pieces separately. Need stays, hooks or a complete kit? See all Bahama hardware.

6Quantity

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Free shipping on this size

  • Handcrafted in our USA shop
  • 5-year material & workmanship warranty
  • Ships in about 20 business days

Classic Bahama Shutters, Built the Way Shutters Should Be Built

Custom Bahama shutters from Sunbelt Shutters are hand-crafted to your exact specifications, right here in the USA. High-quality materials, fine craftsmanship and design make our Classic Bahama wood shutter a natural fit for new construction or renovation. Some call this style Bermuda or hurricane shutters.

Your shutters are made from your choice of Southern Yellow Pine, Incense Cedar, Red Grandis or African Mahogany. Our wood comes only from managed forests, and we use Select Grade, a furniture-grade wood. Joints are hand-built with screw-type assembly and corrosion-resistant fasteners. Because we build every shutter ourselves and never out-source construction, we control the quality and pass the savings on to you.

Open or closed louvers

The standard open-louver style shades your windows from direct sun while keeping a view through the louvers. For more privacy, choose Closed Louvers. Either way, Bahama shutters mount at the top of the window and prop open on sturdy arms for shade, storm protection and unmistakable coastal character.

New to this style? Our Classic Bahama Shutters guide walks through the two louver styles, the four woods, support arms and how to measure for mullions.

What you get

  • Free shipping on shutters under 76"
  • Ships in about 20 business days
  • Order online up to 85" wide and 96" long
  • Larger sizes, up to 120", by quote
  • Functional or decorative installation
  • Extra-fee options: in-stock paint colors, color match, custom rails, stiles and louvers

Contractors and installers: we offer volume pricing whether you need 10 units or 1,000. See Contractor Sales or call 1-888-778-4774.

Specifications

PineCedarRed Grandis
Common nameSouthern Yellow PineIncense CedarRed Grandis
Shutter1.5" thick1.5" thick1.5" thick
Stiles & mullions2.125" wide2.125" wide2.125" wide
Top rail3.5" wide3.5" wide3.5" wide
Bottom rail3.5" to 5.125"3.5" to 5.125"3.5" to 5.125"
Louvers.25" x 1.75".25" x 1.75".25" x 1.75"
Louver angle40°40°40°

These Bahama shutters are not certified to Florida hurricane building codes.

Questions About Bahama Shutters

How long does it take to build my Bahama shutters?

Your custom Bahama shutters ship in approximately 20 business days from our shop. Since every shutter is built to order, we recommend ordering early for construction and remodeling deadlines.

Do Bahama shutters qualify for free shipping?

Yes. We offer free shipping on Bahama shutters less than 76". Larger sizes are available with an Oversize Shipping Fee. See our Shipping Information page for full details.

What is the difference between open and closed louver Bahama shutters?

The standard classic open louver style provides shade from direct sunlight while still offering a view through the louvers. If you prefer more privacy, request a Closed Louver Style.

What wood choices are available for Bahama shutters?

Your shutters are built from your choice of Southern Yellow Pine, Incense Cedar, Red Grandis, or African Mahogany. All of our wood comes from managed forests and is furniture-grade Select Grade.

Are Bahama shutters certified to hurricane codes?

Our Bahama shutters are decorative and functional, but they are not certified to Florida hurricane building codes.