Shutter BoysStained wood shutters in Vancouver
Sun and homes in Vancouver
Vancouver's warmest month, July, averages 23 °C, and about 1 days a year reach 30 °C. That's fewer hot days than 95% of the 160 Canadian cities we have climate figures for.
20% of homes date from 1960 or earlier, 30% from 2001 or later, and owners live in 45% of them.
West Vancouver, 8 km away, has much the same number of days a year at 30 °C or more (1).
Sources: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population; Environment and Climate Change Canada, Canadian Climate Normals 1991–2020. Daylight and sun height: calculated from the city’s latitude.
Matching original woodwork
With 20% of homes this old, many still have stained trim and doors. Name the stain, or send a photo of the trim beside a window, and we match the shutters to it. Poplar's colour varies from board to board, so a stained shutter looks like natural wood rather than one flat colour.
| Feature | Stained poplar (ours) | Painted poplar (ours) | Wood-look vinyl |
|---|---|---|---|
| Real wood grain | Yes, it shows through | Hidden under paint | A printed or embossed surface |
| Colour | Any stain, matched | White standard; any colour matched | The maker’s range |
| Refresh later | Re-stain or paint over | Repaint | Not recommended |
| Price | Colour-match price | White is standard | Usually less |
Where our shutters fit
Every Shutter Boys shutter is made from solid American poplar to the measurements you take, then shipped to Vancouver for you to fit. Any stain is a colour match: name it in the designer and the drawing shows it.
The designer shows the price of each window as you add it, in Canadian dollars.
More about shutters in Vancouver
Stained wood shutters near Vancouver
- West Vancouver 8 km
- Burnaby 10 km
- Richmond 11 km
- New Westminster 16 km
- Delta 20 km
- Port Moody 21 km
Price your windows
Choose Canada in the designer, enter millimetres or inches, and we reply with your quote in Canadian dollars.