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Buyer's Guide For Shutters
 

are mounted within the window opening with a molding extending out onto the wall around the window. Flush mounting requires "true" (straight) window openings and adequate depth in the opening for the louvers to open and close. It lets in slightly less light than surface mounted shutters since the height and width of the panels are within the window opening.
 

also require adequate depth because they attach completely inside the window opening, and are most commonly used for passthroughs and for window seats with exceptionally deep sills.

Important: If you have removable windows, and are considering either flush or recessed mountings, discuss with your representative whether there is enough wall-to-window depth to allow window or screen removal.

consist of a frame at least 2 inches deep that attaches to the wall outside the window opening.  Surface mounting works on almost any window, and displays more wood framing than flush mounting. The panels are slightly wider and allow more light to enter.Surface mounting is far and away the best and least expensive method for mounting shutters on arched windows because arches are rarely "true".