Shutters are both stylish and practical, adding privacy as well as light and ventilation control along with a touch of classic luxury. Our Polywood range is made to be durable even in moisture prone areas, whilst Purewood is lightweight and perfect for spanning wider areas. Plantation shutters add real value and curb appeal to your home for years to come.
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Polywood
- - Smooth, flawless finish
- - Ideal for Wet Areas
- - Does not warp or shrink over time
Click to choose Purewood Fabric
Purewood
- - Premium solid timber
- - Ideal for Bedroom and Living Areas
- - Strong and lightweight
Shutters - Fabric Selection
Shutters are a great way to add value and beauty to your home. They’re great for controlling privacy, ventilation, and light. They offer privacy and make your windows more attractive. Draperies and some soft window treatments may also be added for softening the look of shutters if needed. These add more luxurious and much richer touch.
Good looking and high quality made window shutters become the newest architectural trend to any home, which add more resale value. While the usual cost of the shutters is greater than the blinds and some kinds of hard treatments, the shutters are more timeless, durable, and better value for any home. Even if shutters were commonly used for exteriors to cool down a home during warmer climates, there are now shutters made for indoors and high in demand nowadays.
More often than not, the shutters are manufactured with various kinds of materials and the common being sold is composite wood and hardwood. But, which is better for your needs?
Shutters are a great way to add value and beauty to your home. They’re great for controlling privacy, ventilation, and light. They offer privacy and make your windows more attractive. Draperies and some soft window treatments may also be added for softening the look of shutters if needed. These add more luxurious and much richer touch.
Good looking and high quality made window shutters become the newest architectural trend to any home, which add more resale value. While the usual cost of the shutters is greater than the blinds and some kinds of hard treatments, the shutters are more timeless, durable, and better value for any home.
Even if shutters were commonly used for exteriors to cool down a home during warmer climates, there are now shutters made for indoors and high in demand nowadays.
More often than not, the shutters are manufactured with various kinds of materials and the common being sold is composite wood and hardwood. But, which is better for your needs?
