Keep it Simple & Stylish with Custom Shutters
Whether you choose to shut out the world or let it in, it’s best done in style with custom shutters. Shutters are a classic choice, and they instantly transform your home with an air of elegance. We offer both shutters made from wood and composite materials. The beauty of wooden shutters is that they can be painted or stained to enhance the natural beauty of the wood, while providing a durable finish. Vinyl or composite shutters have their own charm – they are completely waterproof and mildew resistant. We only choose the best quality shutters available for your home or office to ensure that look of luxury you love will last!
Colours
A wide range of colours to suit any interior.
Textures
Smooth and wood-grain finishes available.
Light Control
Light Filtering or Block Out options.
Types of Blinds Available
Horizontal only.
Automation
Not available for shutters.
Panels
Ordered in even numbers to ensure a balanced, symmetrical fit.
Repairs
Components can be replaced individually rather than replacing the whole shutter.
Benefits of Shutters
Variety of Colours and Panel Sizes
A wide choice to suit any window and interior style.
Easy to Clean
A simple wipe-down keeps shutters looking new.
Easy to Operate
Smooth-opening louvres for effortless everyday use.
Durability
Built to withstand years of daily use.
Flexibility
Adjust louvres for full control over light and privacy.
Energy Efficiency
Adds an extra layer of insulation to any window.
Simple Cleaning Tips for Shutters
- Close the shutters and wipe them with a dry cotton cloth to remove any dust.
- On wooden shutters, try to avoid scratching and use a non-abrasive sponge or cloth. Use as little water as possible and dry them off as quickly as possible. Too much water might make them warp (if you have chosen wooden shutters).
- For stubborn stains, spray an anti-staticor non-sticky household cleaner and rinse with plain water.
- Resin shutters, or no-wood shutters, can be un-hinged and placed on the lawn to be washed down.
FAQs
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Are wooden shutters treated for durability?
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Can shutters be motorised?
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What wood is used?
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What are the shutters made from?