Real timber grain
Timber plantation shutters use a material with a visible grain, giving a painted or stained appearance when you want the timber itself to show.
Plantation Shutters
Timber Plantation Shutters for a Natural Grain Finish
Timber plantation shutters bring a visible grain and a stained or painted finish to your windows, made to measure for the opening you have. Start with a free Expert Review, which checks your photos, measurements and panel layout before production begins.
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Why choose timber
Natural grain, made to measure
Timber suits rooms where the grain or a stained finish matters to the design. Compare it against your walls and trim, then check the panel layout that suits your opening.
Where timber suits
Choose timber when the grain or stained finish is an intentional part of the room's design, and check that its care needs suit the location before you order.
Backed by Expert Review
Every shutter order can include a free Expert Review, where our team checks your window photos, measurements and panel layout before production starts.
Compare and plan
Where to go next
Compare the material against the room, see the full shutter range, or read the guide before ordering your Expert Review.
PVC Plantation Shutters
See how a reinforced polymer shutter compares with timber, including its suitability for humid rooms and its practical painted finish.
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Step back to the full shutter range to compare materials, frames and panel layouts before choosing the finish for your windows.
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Shutter Guide
Read more on materials, frames, panel layouts, colours and care before you request your Expert Review and quote.
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What to check before you order
Timber shutters are made to your opening, so mount, frame, panel layout and access all need checking before you request a quote.
Mount and frame
Choose Inside Fit or Outside Fit, then match it to an L-Frame, Z-Frame or other supported layout for your reveal.
Panel layout
Line up panel divisions with the existing window and check the full swing of every panel before ordering.
Care in the room
Check the particular range's exposure and care requirements, especially in humid rooms, before you choose timber for that window.
Measure and fit
Record widths, heights and diagonals for the whole opening, then follow the measuring and installation guides for your shutter.
Factory-direct value
Better specified without the showroom mark-up.
Choose your size and layout to see the price for your windows.
Made-to-measure pricing
Price your chosen shutter configuration online.
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Before you order
Measure first. Then build with confidence.
The measuring guide walks you through widths, drops and fit step by step. If a window has an obstruction or an odd shape, ask us before you order.
How to measureFitting it yourself
The installation guide shows the brackets, fixings and each step in order, so you know what the job involves before you start.
Installation guide →Compare in your own light
Screen colours and photos are a guide. Free samples show the real colour and texture next to your walls and floor.
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Timber Plantation Shutters: your questions answered.
What makes timber plantation shutters different from PVC?＋
Timber plantation shutters use a material with a visible grain, giving a painted or stained appearance. PVC shutters use a reinforced polymer with a smooth painted finish. Compare samples of both materials against your trim before deciding which suits the room.
Which rooms suit timber plantation shutters best?＋
Choose timber plantation shutters when the grain or a stained finish is an intentional part of the room’s design. Check the particular range’s exposure and care requirements first, especially in humid rooms such as bathrooms, where the conditions matter more.
Are plantation shutters completely blackout?＋
No. Closed louvres control light and privacy, but small gaps are needed around the moving parts, so shutters do not form a completely sealed blackout surface. If a room needs stronger darkening, plan a separate blockout layer alongside your shutters.
Can I fit timber shutters inside my window recess?＋
Check the usable depth, handles, sill and shape of the opening first. A suitable frame needs to allow both louvre rotation and full panel movement, so confirm this before you order or request an Expert Review.
How do I order timber shutters, and what does Expert Review check?＋
Ordering runs through a quote and Expert Review process. Share your window photos and measurements, then our team checks the fit, clearances and panel arrangement and discusses any changes with you before your shutters are made.
How do I clean and care for timber shutters?＋
Dust both blade faces with a soft duster, microfibre cloth or a vacuum’s soft brush attachment. For marks, use the cleaning method approved for timber, avoid abrasive pads and strong solvents, and check hinges and moving parts regularly.
Start your timber shutter quote
Order free samples to see the timber grain in your own light, then request your free Expert Review before we make your plantation shutters.
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