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18 Apr 2011 11:41 PM
I just recently bought a new home, and planning to decorate it with new shutters. I was just wondering if anyone knows where I should go for good reliable but inexpensive shutters
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19 Apr 2011 07:16 PM
Since this is a "Green Building" forum, I recommend insulating shutters. Windows can be a large percentage of your heat loss.

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20 Apr 2011 01:40 AM
I will recommend you blinds.com. Just recently, I have purchased 4 window coverings from them. One having wood blinds and three having wood shutters. Along with the shutters are the easy-to-follow guidelines in installing shutters. Seeing the result, I can attest how beautiful they are to my house and i'm willing to purchase more.
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02 Oct 2011 11:42 AM
Blinds.com are a good choice. If you are in north Texas, Timber Blind and Shutters are good and cheap.
<strong>Jay Wojnas</strong><br>McKinney, TX.<br><a href="http://webfloorplans.com">Web Floor Plans</a>
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