​SHS                style shutter panel has no intermediate stiles or rails

SHS-1             style shutter panel is same as SHS but has a horizontal mid rail for

                          support (Typically over 48" tall)

SHS-LBL       style shutter has a vertical intermediate stile for stability (Typically 25"+)

SHS-LBL-1    style has both an intermediate stile and rail

SHS-LORP    is similar to an SHS-1 except it has a solid wood raised lower panel

SHS-LOFP    is similar to SHS-LORP except has a flat panel (Typically plywood)
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  SHS-1                                SHS-LBL                               SHS-LORP

Definition of Shutter Parts are as follows:

Stile -(A & B) The vertical Frame part of a shutter panel with louver pin holes

Rail - (C & D) The horizontal Frame of a shutter panel 

Louver - (E) Horizontal movable shade elements of a shutter  (Various sizes available)

Louver Pin - (H) Nylon pivot device between the stile and the louver

Construction Fasteners - (G) 2-1/2" Steel Ring end screw for maximum holding power

          ( Great for shutter panel disassembly for finishing / painting )

Wooden Plugs - 3/8"  to Fill 3/8" fastener holes

Tilt Rod - (F) Wooden rod with staples, used to move the louvers open and closed 

Hidden Tilt Rod - Metal rod with drive pins connected to the ends of the louvers to allow
 
    un-restricted viewing between the louvers, placed on rear of panel to enhance face viewing
 
Mouse Hole - The pocket in the top rail in which the top of the classic tilt rod rests when in closed position

Mid Rail - The horizontal mid frame (typically on shutter panels 50" tall or longer)

Intermediate Stile - (I) The vertical middle stile used when width of a shutter panel exceeds

     30" in width to compensate for louver sag over time 
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