Are Shutters A Good Choice For Bathrooms?
When redecorating your bathroom, there are so many fixtures and fittings to consider, you might not even think about how to dress the windows until the last minute. Although it can be tempting at this point to opt for the safe choice of blinds, it is worth opening your mind and thinking of wooden shutters instead.
This is because there are so many benefits of choosing shutters for your bathroom, starting with being able to control privacy in this personal space. As shutter slats can be open either partly or fully, homeowners can easily alter the exposure they want through their windows.
Café-style shutters are particularly ideal for this, as the top part can be kept open to allow light into the room, while the bottom half can be closed when one is changing or in the shower. This also enables homeowners to control the amount of light in the room, which is particularly useful in a small or dark bathroom.
Another benefit of shutters in bathrooms is they are easy to clean. They simply need wiping down when they become dusty. They are known to dry quickly, preventing them from deteriorating in the moist air. This is unlike blinds, which easily become damp and, therefore, end up mouldy in humid washrooms.
Although many people would think wood is not the best material for bathrooms, many shutters are now water-resistant and are made with co-polymer coating, which means they can last a long time in moist conditions.
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