Plantation Shutters in Norfolk | Expert Measure & Install Service

For homes on or near the Norfolk coast, particularly those in exposed positions around Cromer, Sheringham, Wells, and Holkham, faux wood shutters are almost always the right material choice. Made from a moisture-resistant composite, they won’t swell, warp, or degrade in the damp, salt-laden air that coastal properties are regularly exposed to. This is a real practical consideration on the Norfolk coast, where the combination of sea spray and prevailing winds can be particularly hard on natural timber.

For inland properties in Norwich, the market towns, and the Broads, hardwood shutters are a beautiful option, the warmth and natural grain of real timber suits the rural character of the county particularly well. Your specialist will advise on the right material for your location and exposure during the free home survey.

Yes, internal shutters are a particularly sympathetic choice for Norfolk’s older rural and coastal properties, where original windows are often small, deep-set, and irregularly shaped. Off-the-shelf blinds rarely fit properly in these openings, leaving gaps around the edges that defeat the point. Made-to-measure shutters are cut to your exact window dimensions, whatever the size or profile, so the result is always flush and precise.

For the flint cottages common along the north Norfolk coast, café style shutters work beautifully, covering the lower portion of a small window to protect privacy without blocking the coastal views from above. For properties with unusually shaped windows, arched frames in older buildings or angled dormers, our special shapes range covers them all.

Norfolk’s property mix is diverse, a compact terraced cottage in Norwich’s Golden Triangle sits at a very different price point to a large Georgian farmhouse in the Broads or a sprawling coastal property near Holkham. Window size and quantity are the biggest variables, alongside your choice of material and style.

As a rough guide, most Norfolk homeowners budget between £250 and £450 per square metre. A standard window typically comes in at £300–£500, while larger windows and bay windows range from around £360 up to £1,440 depending on size and complexity. Coastal properties may benefit from our moisture-resistant faux wood range which sits at the more accessible end of the price range. All prices include VAT, delivery, your 10-year warranty, and the full measure and install service.

Our online estimator gives you an instant starting figure, and our Complete Guide to the Cost of Window Shutters covers every variable in detail. Every quote is backed by our Price Beat Promise.

Yes, while Norwich is our busiest area in Norfolk, our specialists cover the county widely, from the north coast to the Broads and the market towns of West Norfolk. We also serve neighbouring counties, with specialists covering plantation shutters across the East of England, window shutters in Suffolk, and shutter blinds in Cambridgeshire. View all UK locations.