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Shutters are one of the most important components of the house. In addition to acting as an exterior architectural accent that accentuates the windows, they also protect against external elements such as heavy rain, storm, hailstorms and provide shade from the sun. However, they aren't functional without shutter hinges that allow them to be mobile and perform their purpose.

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Black powder-coated strap hinge for shutters, 18-1/4 inches long, minimal offset, sold individually.
L Style shutter hinges in black powder coat, stainless steel, minimal offset, sold in sets of four for new construction.
Black powder-coated forged steel shutter dogs and tiebacks, 6-inch English rat tail style, sold in pairs with lag screws. Black powder-coated forged steel shutter dogs, 6-inch English rat tail design, securely holding a shutter in place.
Black powder-coated strap hinge for shutters, 12 inches long with a 1.5-inch offset, featuring a circle tip design. Black powder-coated strap hinge for shutters, 12 inches long with a 1-1/2 inch offset, displayed on a window.
Steel special purpose pin for shutter hinges, zinc plated, sold individually, designed for durability and strength.
Post mount for cast iron shutter dogs, 2-1/2" x 3", weather-resistant powder-coated finish, sold individually.
Black forged steel shutter dogs and tiebacks, 7 inches, with lag screws, sold in pairs for secure window treatment. Black powder-coated forged steel shutter dogs and tiebacks, 7-inch, sold in pairs for securing shutters.
Cast iron black powder coat shutter dogs with flower design, 4-1/2 inches, sold in pairs with screws included. Black cast iron shutter dogs with flower design, 4-1/2 inches, securing a purple shutter, sold in pairs.
Black powder-coated cast iron pintle for shutter hinges with a 1-1/2 inch offset, sold individually.
Shutter door holder in 2-3/4 inch size, available in multiple finishes, sold individually for secure door positioning. Shutter door holder in 2-3/4 inch size, available in multiple finishes, sold individually for secure door positioning.
Shutter Door Holder 2-3/4" Inch - Multiple Finishes Available - Sold Individually
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Black cast iron shutter dogs in JP Style #35-L with floral design, 4-1/4 inches, sold in pairs with screws. Black cast iron shutter dog tieback in floral design, securing a pink window shutter against a white wall.
Black cast iron shutter dogs in JP Style #32-L Shell design, 3.375 inches, sold in pairs with screws included. Black powder-coated cast iron shutter dogs in JP Style #32-L Shell, 3.375 inches, sold in pairs for securing shutters.
Faux strap hinge for shutters, 16-3/4 inches, cast iron with black powder coat finish, sold individually.
Cast iron shutter dogs in a shell design with a black powder coat, sold in pairs, measuring 5-1/4 inches. Black cast iron shutter dogs with shell design, 5-1/4 inches, securing a blue window shutter, sold in pairs.
Black screw set for Acme mortise shutter hinges #088377 and #088378, sold as a complete set for easy installation. Black screw set for Acme mortise shutter hinges #088377 and #088378, packaged for easy use and installation.
Stainless steel painted lag bolt for cast iron shutter dogs, 4-1/2 inches long, sold individually for durable fastening.
Magnetic holder stops for shutter dogs, sold in pairs, with screws and circular components for secure installation.
Cast iron rat tail shutter dogs with post, 6-1/4 inches, black powder coat finish, sold in pairs for window tiebacks. Black powder-coated cast iron shutter dog tieback in a rat tail design, 6-1/4 inches, sold in pairs.
Black cast iron shutter dogs in JP Style #30-L Grape design, 5-1/2 inches, sold in pairs with screws. Black powder-coated cast iron shutter dog tieback in JP Style #30-L Grape design, measuring 5-1/2 inches, sold in pairs.
Cast iron grape-shaped shutter dogs with black powder coat finish, 6-1/4 inches, sold in pairs for window tiebacks.
Stainless steel strap hinge for shutters, 12 inches long, 1.5-inch offset, black powder coat finish, sold individually.
Cast iron grape-shaped shutter dogs in black powder coat, 6-1/4 inches, sold in pairs with screws included. Black powder-coated cast iron shutter dogs in grape design, 6-1/4 inches, sold in pairs for securing shutters.
Cast iron flower shutter dogs with black powder coat finish, 4-1/2 inches, sold in pairs for window tiebacks. Black powder-coated cast iron shutter dogs in flower design, 4-1/2 inches, holding a window shutter in place.
Black lag cover for shutter lag and pintle mounts, 1-3/4 inches, sold individually for secure mounting.

If you are searching for the best selections of shutter hinges, look no further than Hinge Outlet, Inc., where we stock them in various measurements, designs, and styles to help you find the perfect type. We're committed to helping you find the one that will work perfectly with your shutters to provide your windows the protection they require.

What are Shutter Hinges?

Shutter hinges consist of two separate parts that work. First, the hinge's pivot leaf is connected to the wall of the house or building to create a stationary axis point that allows the mobile leaf attached to the shutter exterior panes to move around in a 180-degree axis. However, what gives the mobile leaf its rotating and mobile function is the pivot leaf pintle.

In general, shutter hinges come in two main types – surface mount hinges that are fitted to the front or back of the shutters and the face of the window frame, and mortise hinges that are used with composite or exterior shutter (usually wood) that fits the inside of the window opening.

Exterior shutter installations often work best when hinges are paired with complementary hardware. Many functional shutter systems are used alongside shutter dogs to hold shutters open. Selecting compatible components helps create a cohesive and secure shutter system.

Popular Types of Shutter Hinges

  • Horizontal Strap Shutter Hinges: These are the most common shutter hinges used in the United States. They consist of a narrow band where its surface is screwed onto the shutter's top or bottom and pintle attached to the front casing.
  • Vertical Strap Shutter Hinges: This style is used when the divider rail and a third center hinge are needed to support the shutter. Overall, they are less popular than the other styles.
  • L-Shaped Shutter Hinges: Also known as the New-York style hinge. This is a modified take on the horizontal strap shutter hinges and is usually preferred for narrow shutters to enhance the mounting location of the pintle.
  • Clarks Tips Shutter Hinges: This style comprises one leaf attached to the external surface of the shutter casing and another to the front of the shutter panel. They are usually positioned adjacently.

How to Choose the Right Shutter Hinges for Your Project

You have to make many considerations when selecting the right type of hinges for your shutter. Besides considering your requirements, preferences, and needs, you will have to consider the architectural and technical aspects. These will depend on the siding around the window, the presence of molding, the type of shutters used, and how deep they will be positioned in the window. Additionally, you will have to consider where the pintle will be located and the overall thickness of the shutter, which could affect the hinge placement. More importantly, you will have to ensure there is allowance between the shutter and the window as you will have to use other hardware such as a pull ring or slide bolt. In most cases, if you are attaching to a non-flat surface, a brick, jamb, or lag pintle is ideal

Get Shutter Hinges from Hinge Outlet, Inc. Today!

For more than a decade, Hinge Outlet has strived to deliver high-quality door hinges at the best prices. That is why we offer a wide selection of door hinges, including door hinge stops flush bolts, ball catches, and more. In addition, we carry only premium hinge products from the top manufacturers and have also developed our line of products, so we have more quality control.

If you have any questions about our shutter hinges, please feel free to contact us today.

FAQs

Shutter hinges are used to attach shutters to exterior walls or window frames. They support the shutter’s weight and allow functional shutters to open and close properly or decorative shutters to mount securely.
Yes. Even decorative shutters often use shutter hinges to achieve an authentic appearance. While they may not function, proper hinges help ensure secure mounting and consistent spacing.
The number of hinges depends on shutter height and weight. Smaller shutters may only need two hinges, while taller or heavier shutters typically require three or more for proper support.