Tracked Shutters

The primary feature of tracked shutters is the track on which the shutter panels slide. This can be a top track, bottom track, or both, providing smooth and easy operation. This system is particularly suitable for large windows or sliding doors.

Tracked shutters are ideal for wide or large openings where conventional shutters might be too heavy or impractical to hinge. This includes bi-fold doors, patio doors, and large windows.

There are typically two types of tracking systems used:

• Bi-Fold Track Shutters: These shutters fold back in sections, allowing the panels to neatly stack to the side of the window or opening.
• By-Pass Track Shutters: In this design, shutter panels slide behind each other on the track, which is a good solution for saving space.

Like other shutter styles, tracked shutters offer excellent control over light and privacy. The louvers can be adjusted to let in the desired amount of light while maintaining privacy.

Tracked shutters can add a modern, sleek look to any room. They are available in a variety of materials, colors, and finishes to match different interior styles.

Made from robust materials, these shutters are designed to withstand the wear and tear of frequent use, especially in high-traffic areas like patio doors.

Tracked shutters provide an additional layer of insulation, helping to keep rooms warm in the winter and cool in the summer, which can lead to energy savings.

They can be custom-made to fit the specific dimensions and shapes of large windows or doorways.

The materials used in tracked shutters are generally easy to clean and require minimal maintenance.

Especially with the by-pass option, tracked shutters don’t need the space for panels to swing open, making them suitable for rooms with limited space.