Any suggestions for a less expensive source for interior shutters? I don't
mind the faux wood type? Although it would seem to me the older type
interior shutters, the wooden ones, that allowed for a bit of trimming on
the top and sides, would allow homeowners a less expensive way to get that
'custom made' look for a lot less in cost? I don't see any of those
available for sale locally anymore. It seems like every place I look offers
the 'custom made' shutters at a very high price.


td

Post your question to rec.woodworking and include where you live.
Maybe someone will offer a bid for the job, cabinet shop or hobbyist.

On Sun, 27 Nov 2005 11:51:43 -0500, "tiny dancer"
wrote:

Any suggestions for a less expensive source for interior shutters? I don't
mind the faux wood type? Although it would seem to me the older type
interior shutters, the wooden ones, that allowed for a bit of trimming on
the top and sides, would allow homeowners a less expensive way to get that
'custom made' look for a lot less in cost? I don't see any of those
available for sale locally anymore. It seems like every place I look offers
the 'custom made' shutters at a very high price.


td

"nospambob" wrote in message
...
Post your question to rec.woodworking and include where you live.
Maybe someone will offer a bid for the job, cabinet shop or hobbyist.


Thanks for the tip! I will post it there.

td



On Sun, 27 Nov 2005 11:51:43 -0500, "tiny dancer"
wrote:

Any suggestions for a less expensive source for interior shutters? I
don't
mind the faux wood type? Although it would seem to me the older type
interior shutters, the wooden ones, that allowed for a bit of trimming on
the top and sides, would allow homeowners a less expensive way to get
that
'custom made' look for a lot less in cost? I don't see any of those
available for sale locally anymore. It seems like every place I look
offers
the 'custom made' shutters at a very high price.


td