Plantation shutters are a popular window covering solution made from horizontal slats (or louvres), and are typically made from natural wood, PVC, or aluminium. They are designed to fit inside the window frame (although outdoor plantation shutters are available) and can be adjusted to control the amount of light, privacy, and airflow coming into your home.

Plantation shutters offer several practical advantages:

• Privacy from outside.

• Excellent light control.

• Additional privacy.

• Durable and long-lasting.

• Aesthetically stunning.

• Energy efficient.

• Easy to clean and maintain.

• Enhanced ‘kerb appeal’ and adds value to the home.

NO, Our product is UV-PVC which is designed to be in the sun and handles Australia’s conditions quite well, although this can be an issue with some cheaper products

Absolutely! Plantation shutters can be customised to fit windows of all shapes and sizes. Whether you have standard rectangular windows, bay windows, or even arched windows, plantation shutters can be tailored to suit your specific needs.

Plantation shutters come in a variety of materials options, each with their own unique pros and cons, including:

• Basswood

• PVC

• Aluminium

Deciding on which material to choose for your plantation shutters is an important decision. It all depends on your available budget, and the specific requirements of each room:

• If you prefer a classic and elegant look, basswood shutters are a great option.

• PVC shutters are suitable for areas with high humidity, such as bathrooms and kitchens.

• Aluminium shutters are suitable for both interior and exterior use.

Absolutely! Your plantation shutters can be customised with various paint or stain finishes to fit with your home's interior design or chosen colour scheme. However, it all comes down to your material choice. For example, aluminium plantation shutters should be powder coated, rather than painted, while basswood shutters look better stained as opposed to painted due to their natural grain.

Cleaning plantation shutters is actually rather easy – which is why they’re such a popular window covering solution. You can use a soft cloth or a duster to remove dust and debris. For more thorough cleaning, you should use a mild soap solution and a damp cloth – just be sure to avoid using abrasive or harsh chemicals, as they may damage the finish.

Yes, plantation shutters offer excellent energy efficiency. When closed, they create an insulating barrier between your windows and the interior of your home, thus helping to keep heat out during the summer (and vice versa in the winter). This can help you keep your energy bills lower whilst contributing to a more comfortable living environment.

Plantation shutters are versatile and can easily suit a wide variety of décor styles, including traditional and modern. Again, it comes down to material choice.

Although there are DIY options available, it is typically recommended that you have plantation shutters professionally installed.

Professional installation ensures a proper fit, optimal functionality, and greater longevity. However, if you are proficient in DIY and have plenty of practical experience, you can go ahead and fit them yourself.

How long it takes for plantation shutters to be fully installed depends on the number of windows being treated, and the complexity of the installation.

Typically, it can take anywhere from a few hours to a full day to install shutters in an average-sized home. However, we can provide you with a more accurate estimate based on your specific project.

For our plantation shutter installations warranty please see our terms and conditions.