How Do Colonial Shutters Work?
Colonial shutters are simple to use because they remain attached to the home. During normal weather, the panels sit open flat against the wall on either side of your window, held by heavy-duty hinges.
When it’s time to prepare for severe weather:
Swing the panels closed: Bring each shutter in from its open position toward the center of the window.
Lock them into place: Secure the panels at the center seam using the shutter’s locking hardware, from either inside or outside the home.
Reopen them after the storm: Once conditions are safe, the shutters swing back open to their normal position against the wall.
Also Read: Why Colonial Shutters Are Popular in Lehigh Acres and Fort Myers
Why Choose Eurex Shutters?
Choosing hurricane shutters involves more than selecting a product. Proper sizing, manufacturing, installation, and ongoing service all matter. Eurex has provided hurricane protection products to Southwest Florida property owners since 1986 and has served more than 25,000 customers across the region.
Locally Manufactured
Eurex manufactures hurricane protection products at its facility in Lehigh Acres, Florida. Our team understands the conditions Southwest Florida properties face and the building requirements that apply here.
Custom Made
Our Colonial shutters are sized for your specific openings rather than supplied as generic, one-size-fits-all products.
Professionally Installed
Experienced local technicians install your shutters and make sure the system is properly fitted to your property.
Florida-Approved Products
Eurex offers hurricane protection systems with Florida Product approval and provides the relevant engineering and approval documentation for customers who want to review it.
Local Service and Support
Our relationship with customers doesn’t end after installation. Eurex also provides hurricane shutter maintenance and repair services throughout Southwest Florida.