What are Shutter Frames? Frames are the brackets that attach to your window recess and your shutters hinge. Plantation shutters without a frame are not…
Using windowsills with plantation shutters
There’s no doubt about it, plantation shutters have been a go-to choice when it comes to window dressing for centuries, and that is thanks to…
What is a Mid Rail on Shutters?
If you have been doing some reading up on plantation shutters, it is likely that the term “mid-rail” has popped up a few times. But…
How Do I Open and Close My Shutter Slats?
When it comes to window dressings, nothing gives you quite as much control as window shutters. Their movable slats (or louvers) mean that you can…
Shutters or Blinds for Bay Windows
You might ask yourself: Why should I go for shutters rather than blinds for my bay window? That’s an excellent question, and one that we…
Wood or vinyl shutters which is better?
Weighing up the benefits of vinyl vs wood plantation shutters? Read our guide to the materials available before you make your choice. When it comes…
Finding Plantation Shutters for a Victorian Row House
Popularised during the Georgian, Victorian, and Edwardian eras, the roots of the classic terraced row house go as far back as the 16th century. From…
Curved Bay Window Shutters
Bay windows are the perfect way to invite the most sunshine into your home. If you have curved bay windows, you’re going to love seeing…
Which Shutter Style Suits Which Window
Choosing the perfect style of shutters for the windows in your home doesn’t have to be overwhelming. It can feel like it’s a lot to…
A Day in the Life of our Kent Shutter Specialists
If you have ever wondered what our shutter specialists get up to on their day-to-day, we have spoken to our Kent shutter specialists who will…