Shutters

Louver Size

LEVOLOR Shutters are available in 2 1/2", 3 1/2", and 4 1/2" louver sizes. The 2 1/2" is the more traditional size while the larger 3 1/2" and 4 1/2" louver sizes are a more contemporary look and a greater view to the outside. Larger louvers will require more depth clearance in the window.

2 1/2" Louver

3 1/2" Louver

4 1/2" Louver

Tilt Options

LEVOLOR® Shutters are offered in four tilt options. Clear Tilt, Tilt Bar, Gear Closure System, and Motorization.

Clear Tilt

The Clear Tilt option has a hidden tilt bar on the back of the shutter. This allows for an unobstructed view and gives the shutters a more modern look.

Tilt Bar

The Tilt Bar Option has a centered tilt bar located on the front of the shutters, giving them a traditional look.

Gear System

The optional upgrade is the patented Gear Closure System. The hidden gear operating system provides an unobstructed view and modern look, while allowing for smooth, superior closure.

Motorization + App

Control light and privacy with a simple click. With LEVOLOR's Motorization option, you can open and close a single shutter or control multiple shutters simultaneously.

Frame style and Configurations

Decorative frames bring style and functionality to your windows. Inside mount frames attach directly to the inside of the window opening, while outside mount frames are mounted outside the window frame and are attached directly to the wall. Outside mount frames completely cover the window molding.

L Frame

(Inside or outside mount)
A functional frame that may be used for inside mounts if window openings are square, or outside mounts directly on top of the molding or beside molding. The L frame can be used on an inside mount if you already have decorative molding that you do not wish to cover up.

Z Frame

(Inside Mount)
Decorative frame that blends well with all types of molding. Excellent for slightly out of square windows because the extended leg covers any imperfections.

Bullnose Frame

(Inside Mount)
Decorative frame that is used for inside mounts that has rounded edges and modern style. Excellent for slightly out of square windows because the extended leg covers any imperfections.

Trim Frame

(Inside Mount)
Decorative frame that is used for inside mounts in openings with drywall returns and without molding.

Decor Trim Frame

(Inside Mount)
The largest, most decorative frame that is used for inside mounts in openings with drywall returns and without molding.

Casing Frame

(Outside Mount)
A decorative frame that is used to cover existing trim. It is installed directly into the wall and is outside mount only.

Specialty Options

French Door Cutouts

The French Door Cutout allows you to seamlesly coordinate your doors to your windows, giving your home a cohesive look.

• Fully functional louvers and shutter panel open and close independently from the door
• Unobstructed access to French door handle
• Durable design won't warp, crack, or fade, making them ideal for high traffic door ways

By-Pass

By-pass track system allows shutter panels to slide from left to right.

• Ideal for large windows and patio doors
• Durable design won't warp, crack, or fade, making them ideal for high traffic door ways
• Choose from two valance options: Standard, for a contemporary look; or Crown, for a more traditional look.

By-Pass Valance Options

3-1/2" By-Pass Valance

5" By-Pass Valance

Mounting Shutters Inside a Window Opening (With or Without Molding)

1. 1. Measure the inside of the window opening, not the glass.
2. 2. Measure window width in 3 places. Record the narrowest measurement and round down to the nearest 1⁄8 in.
3. 3. Measure window height in 3 places. Record the shortest measurement and round down to the nearest 1⁄8 in.
4. 4. Do not make any deductions, allowances or additions.
5. 5. Check for squareness by measuring on diagonals

Note: If diagonals are not the same, (less than 1⁄2 in. difference) and the window does not have a molding, a trim frame, décor trim frame, or bullnose frame are suggested to allow for easier installation. If diagonal measurement differs by more than 1⁄2 in., choose outside mount.

Mounting Shutters Outside a Window Opening (Window Without Molding - (For Casing Frame and L Frames Only)

1. 1. Measure the inside of the window opening, not the glass
2. 2. Measure the window width in 3 places. Record the widest measurement. Round up to the nearest 1⁄8 in.
3. 3. Measure the window height in 3 places. Record the longest measurement. Round up to the nearest 1⁄8 in.
4. 4. It is necessary to have 1 5⁄8 in. additional space on all sides of the opening to mount frames.

Note: We will add necessary adjustments to your window measurements so that shutter will mount directly around window. If you desire your shutter to be a specific width or height, order as exact outside mount finished size.

Mounting Shutters Outside a Window Opening (On Existing Molding - For Casing Frame and L Frames Only)

1. 1. Measure the width to the outer edges of the molding in three places (your molding is part of the measurement). Record the widest measurement rounding up to the nearest 1⁄8 in.
2. 2. Measure the height to the outer edges of the molding in 3 places (your molding is part of the measurement). If you have a sill, measure from the top of the sill to the top of the molding. Record the longest measurement rounding up to the nearest 1⁄8 in.
3. 3. Do not take any deductions, allowances or additions.

Special "MUST" Requirements:

• Molding must be at least 1 1⁄4 in. wide, and have at least 3⁄4 in. flat surface. The minimum width of trim required for Casing Frame is 2 5⁄8”, L-Frame is 1 3⁄8”.
• If your molding does not meet the above specifications, you must hang your shutters onto the wall, beyond and around the molding.

Measuring for Depth Clearance

Depth clearance is the minimum window depth required for shutters to operate without interfering with window parts.

Measure from the front of any obstruction to the front edge of the window frame to determine depth.

NOTE: If your window does not meet minimum depth for outside mount, then frame extensions are available. Each frame extension will increase clearance by 1⁄2 in. The Gear system has the same depth clearance as the Tilt Bar application.

Locating Divider Rails

Divider rails separate the top louvers from the bottom louvers. This allows the bottom half of shutters to be fully closed for privacy, while allowing the upper half to be open.

A divider rail is required for any shutter panel over 66-inches in height. Two divider rails are required for shutters over 90-inches in height. There is no extra charge for divider rails.

You can request the approximate height of the divider rail placement at time of order.

Simply provide the measurements from the bottom of shutter to the center of the divider rail location.

Note: If there are two divider rails along with motorized tilt, the mid-section of louvers will operate simultaneously with either the top section of louvers or the bottom section of louvers. Preferred configuration must be selected at time of order.

Note: The divider rail location may vary up or down by 1 1⁄2 in. from the height requested.

Achieving Panel Consistency

All shutters must be ordered the same height to achieve a uniform appearance and equal number of louvers. If the height measurements differ, apply one of the options below:

• For inside mount mounting strip or L frame you may reduce taller shutters up to 1⁄8 in maximum.
• For inside mount with Z frame, Bullnose, Trim frame or Décor Trim Frame you may reduce taller shutters up to 1⁄2 inches maximum.
• For height adjustments of more than 1⁄2 inches, we recommend an outside mount.

Note: Panel consistency is easier to attain with framed shutters, Height adjustments to achieve consistency are not recommended for mounting strip applications.

French Door with Cutout

Outside mount - 4-sided frame on top or around the molding

Measure Width

• 4-sided L frame is used for French Door application.
• Depth clearance and obstructions can prevent louvers from operating properly. In order to overcome these obstacles, we will add the necessary number of L frame extensions.
• Up to (3) 1⁄2 in. extensions can be added to the L Frame.

Measure Outside Width (A)

• If mounting on top of molding, then measure outside edge of molding to outside edge of molding in three places (top, middle, and bottom). Molding should be a minimum of 1 3⁄8 in. so that it is wider than the shutter frame. Record the largest measurements to 1⁄8 in. — not for use on a curved profile molding.
• If mounting around the molding, then measure the outside width of the molding. Round to the nearest 1⁄8 in.

Measure Outside Height (B)

• If mounting on top of molding, then measure outside of molding to outside of molding in three places (top, middle, and bottom). Molding should be a minimum of 1 3⁄8 in. so that it is wider than the shutter frame. Record the largest measurements to 1⁄8 in.
• If mounting around the molding, then measure the outside width of the molding. Round to the nearest 1⁄8 in.

Measure Depth of Molding

• Measure the depth or projection of the molding that protrudes from the door, and note on the order form.

Cutout Height (C or D)

• Measure from the bottom of the molding to the middle of the desired cutout location.
• The cutout can be centered on the door handle ("C") or centered between the door handle and the deadbolt ("D").
• An optional divider rail may be ordered. The divider rail will be positioned on center of the cutout

French Door with Cutout

By-Pass

• Inside mount must have a minimum jamb depth of 2 in.
• Outside mount standard by-pass will project 6 5⁄8 in. from the wall.

Shutter louvers cannot open when panels are stacked in front of one another.

Mounting inside a window opening

• Measure inside the window opening in 3 places for A & B. Record the smallest measurement and round down to the nearest 1⁄8 in.
• Do not make any deductions, allowances, or additions.
• Check for squareness by measuring diagonals.

Squareness Check

• Measure diagonals — If not the same then inside mount is not recommended.

Mounting outside a window opening

• Measure outside the window opening in 3 places for A & B and record the largest measurement.
• You will need 2 1⁄4 in. above the window and on each side to mount the frame.
• To cover an area larger than the window opening simply provide the desired finished width (up to 180 in.) and height (up to 120 in.).

Only if divider rail is being used

• The measurement recorded is determined from the bottom of the floor or sill to the middle of where the divider rail is to be located.
• One divider rail is required for panels over 66 in with a maximum 50-in. between the middle of the divider rail and either top or bottom rail.
• Two divider rails are required for panels over 90-inches in height with a maximum 50 in. between any two rails.

Measuring for T-Post Placement

Always measure from the left side of the window to the center of the T-Post for each T-Post location.

Standard configurations (Without T-Posts)

1 Panel - Can be hinged either left or right.

P1-L or P1-R

2 Panels - One panel hinged left & one panel hinged right. Can also be hinged (bi-fold) left or right.

P2-LR, P2-LL, or P2-RR

3 Panels - 2 bi-fold right and one left or 2 bi-fold left and 1 right.

P3-LLR or P3-LRR

4 Panels - 2 bi-fold left and 2 bi-fold right.

P4-LLRR

Choose your Standard configuration (With T-Posts)

Choose your By-Pass configuration

Standard Battery Pack

The standard power source provided with the LEVOLOR® motorized operating system. The battery pack is a tube of batteries that is connected to and is installed in the shutter panel to supply power to the shutter, allowing it to link and function with the app and remote control.

Note: Both premium and Basic remote options use 2 AAA Alkaline batteries. Lithium and rechargeable batteries are not recommended. Expected battery life is one year depending on usage.

Motorized shutters are battery powered, the battery tube uses 8 AA alkaline batteries (provided with initial order)

Motorization

• Motorized tilt is available with or without tilt bar
• Available with all four-sided frame types (excluding mounting strip)
• One manual control button per motor located on back of panel
• Manual control button is for pairing only and will NOT fully operate the shutter
• A shutter panel with a divider rail will have two motors which allows for flexibility in programming and operation.
• Limit two motors per panel
• Motorized shutters panels with two divider rails can be motorized but the middle section will be linked to either the bottom section or the top section. Preference must be selected at time of order
• Do not install LEVOLOR Motorized shutters where there is direct contact with moisture (ie: inside a shower)
• Louver rotation speed or rotation alignment - there may be some variation in the speed at which the louvers rotate from section to section or panel to panel. Likewise, there may be some slight misalignment of the louvers in different panels or sections as they rotate to the desired position.
• Multiple motorized panels available with patented panel connector option (see panel connector section for details)

Panel Connector

• Motorize your shutters for less with our Patented Panel Connector, operate two shutter panels simultaneously through one motor, reducing cost
• Can still be manually operated without damaging motor

Remote Control

Basic 3-Channel Remote

Basic 3-Channel Remote Holder

Premium 6-Channel Remote

Premium 6-Channel Remote Holder

Cleaning and Care

LEVOLOR^® Shutters are virtually "maintenance free". However, surfaces may become dirty and require periodic upkeep.

Vacuuming - Attach a soft-bristled brush to the end of the hose. To avoid missing any dust, tilt the louvers so that you can also clean the rear.

Spot-Cleaning - Using a soft cloth, wash with mild soap and water. For difficult to remove dirt and stains, water-based household cleaners can be used.

DO NOT USE: Chlorine-based cleaners or other cleaners containing organic solvents could affect the surface appearance and durability of the product.