Exterior Solutions Standard Raised Panel Exterior Vinyl Shutters, Black (Pair), 15 Inch x 55 Inch

Great for the price! Color was perfect. All hardware was included. Not as solid as the old shutters but seem sturdy enough.

I live in Texas and have had these on my house now for going on 4 years. They have not faded, cracked, or flown off. I ordered the dark brown to match all the dark brown on my house including my roof, front door, porch pillar, and lanterns. They look great. They replaced some old PVC ones that became brittle and fell apart. I highly recommend them.

I love shutters on the back of my house since that is where we spend the most time. I plan on getting more sets from this company to finish it off. Soooooo easy to hang. The direction video on youtube made me laugh.

They seem well made. They also seem expensive for vinyl shutters, but probably on par with the price of everything else now days.

I just put a pair of these up on a masonry wall; Instructions say use 1/4 inch masonry bit. I did on first one and several of the plastic screws did not go all the way in. (I.m gonna have to cut them off and glue on the screw head for aesthetics.} I definitely went deep enough with the bit. On 2nd shutter, I drilled with a 5/16" bit and the screws slid right in somewhat snugly. In my opinion, the best bit to use on a block wall would be a 9/32" bit which is an odd size, but a 5/16" is workable.Followup: I called and the vendor is sending me another bag of plastic bolts. I will redrill 1st shutter masonry holes with a 5/16th bit. BTW, shutters look great.

Purchased several pairs of these in white. They have been up all summer and still look great. My husband had to modify one because of the awkward placement of the window in a corner. Even with this modification the job was done in one morning.I'm very happy with them. They brighten up the appearance of the house.

Looks easy enough to put up, though I haven't done it yet. Neighbor will help. Need a cement screwdriver.

Shutters are actually what I would call heavy duty as they are not all that light.Color exactly as we thought. Authentic raised panel. Caution that the bottom rail is slightly wider than the top so don't put some on upside down. The only complaint are the plastic pegs. The instructions call for a 5/16 diameter drill bit when a 1/4 inch gives a more secure fit. Also the directions warn of drilling into the wall sheathing. If you don't, the pegs will be an inch too long and the shutters only held to the side of the house by the vinyl siding. I drilled through the OSB. The pegs plug the hole.