Telegraph Feature Shutters Giving Shutterly Good Value

Alison Cork, a respected Home Interiors Columnist recently sang the praises of one of the UK’s leading plantation shutters companies, Shutterly Fabulous. The article, featured in The Daily Telegraph in January, explains the benefits of wooden shutters and the unique product and service attributes that ensure Sussex based shutters specialist Shutterly Fabulous stands out from the crowd.

The article shows a kitchen French Door with plantation shutters installed in London, which were installed by the company in 2008. The shutters are made from premium grade FSC Poplar hardwood and, as shown in this photo, the shutters are custom painted to compliment the Farrow and Ball colours used in the kitchen. Alison specifically mentions the fact that every aspect of the process is bespoke – from the in house shutters consultant talking through your requirements, to the manufacture of the shutters themselves. This ensure that all shutters are truly individual which can make a significant different to the end result when the shutters are installed. No gaps behind frames or spaces down the side of the shutters. The shutters designer talks the customer through the different options open to ensure that when the shutters are fitted, they exceed each customers expectations.

The Telegraph article included Shutterly Fabulous shutters part of their ‘Bargain Hunter’ section. From time to time this feature details companies selling quality products but offering good value for money.

From late 2008, all shutters sold by Shutterly Fabulous have gained official accreditation from the Forest Stewardship Council – the FSC. This means the companies’ shutters really don’t cost the earth, with a competitive price and environments credentials that confirm Shutterly Fabulous’ desire to be social and environmentally aware.

For more information about the FSC credentials inherent in Shutterly Fabulous shutters click the FSC page or call 0845 644 2873