When configuring a Bahama Shutter, you are given the choice of what will show on the right side of your options menu. These options include PriceInfo, SideView, FrontView2, and DetailView2.
PriceInfo
PriceInfo (price information) will display a list of all prices for various selected items. The price will change as you add or take away options, as will as give the individual price for each added component. This option clearly shows the user where all price differences are coming from and also generates a simplified specifications sheet.
Prices displayed in the photo are for educational purposes; prices may vary.
SideView
SideView (side view) displays a picture outline of what a Bahama shutter looks like from the side. This view is helpful for visualizing how far the shutter will project from your wall when open. This picture will not change based on the options selected, this is a reference photo.
FrontView2
FrontView2 (front view) is a visual display mode in the configurator that shows a frontal technical drawing of your Bahama shutter, complete with detailed measurements and spacing references.
This view is designed to help you clearly understand the external dimensions, internal spacing, and frame layout of the shutter from the front-facing perspective.
DetailView2
DetailView2 (detailed view) illustration shows a side profile of a Bahama shutter in the open position, highlighting how the shutter connects to your home with a top-mounted hinge.
What You’re Seeing:
This image shows a side profile of a Bahama shutter in the open position.
The upper image shows a 1″ build-out mount, and the lower picture shows the flat mounting bracket
The vertical line on the left represents the wall or window frame where the shutter is mounted.
The round circle at the top corner indicates the hinge — the fixed point where the shutter pivots outward.
The large angled shape is the shutter panel itself, shown open and extending away from the building.
Although not pictured, a support arm would typically hold the shutter at this angle during regular use.
This view highlights the top-hinge mechanism, which allows the Bahama shutter to swing outward and upward for shade, and airflow.