1. These ‘Easy As' plantations shutters not only look great, they're also the world's first self-installed adjustable shutters, so you know t...

2. Once you've measured your window and figured out which kit to get, take it home and lay everything in the kit out, ready to go. Grab the shutter...

3. You'll need to do this with a 40mm screw – use your drill to screw it together. Once this is done you're ready to pop your assembled frame...

4. Grab your Allen key and turn the mechanisms at the side until they fit the window perfectly. These mechanisms around the frame are great as they...

5. Now the frame is fitted and adjusted, fix into place permanently using the kit's 70mm screws. Use your drill to screw in through the Allen key m...

6. Starting from the left, attach your shutter panels to the frame with the hinge pins.

7. Using your remaining frame screws, go back and secure the frame to the window at the remaining mechanism points, then cover the holes with the w...

8. This is the last bit! Find your hinges and screw the hinge-locking screws that come with the kit into place using your drill.

9. You're done! These plantation shutters look a million bucks, but bonus – they didn't cost anywhere near that! And the best part is they're...

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1. Measure your window frame. Begin with the four planks that will serve as the shutter frame. Your shutter frame should be about .25 inches (or .6...

2. Cut the four planks to size.

3. Build the shutter frame by gluing the two vertical planks to the two horizontal planks.

4. Measure the length of your flat louvers. The length of the louvers should be 1/16th inch narrower than the opening between the two vertical stil...

5. Ideally, you should buy louvers already fitted to size. If starting from scratch, remember to leave room to securely attach pins with glue at ei...

6. Cut your louvers to size.

7. Mark along the inside face of the vertical stile on the shutter frame the spots where the louvers will go in. The louvers should overlap by 1/4...

8. Drill holes for the pins of the louvers on these markings.

9. Insert the louvers by placing the pins into the holes in the shutter frame. If you're having trouble getting the louvers in, drill the holes a b...

10. Measure and cut the tilt bar to stretch from the top horizontal plank to the bottom horizontal plank of the shutter frame. A wooden dowel that...