Custom-made Timber Shutters

Hinged Window Shutters are the most popular type of shutters used. They are primarily used as Window Coverings, but can also be used for front Doors or doorways, depending on the material type and application.

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Shutters on a hinged system use only hinges in order to be operated. Limited to smaller windows (not large windows or sliding or stacking doors). Hinged Shutters are available as 1-4 panels depending on the size of the window opening.

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Double Hinged Shutters (4 panels) often limited to standard windows that are not too large in height, due to weight restrictions.

Bifold Shutters operate similarly to a hinged operation only with the addition of a Track both at the top and bottom of the Shutter. This track allows the Shutter to be made up to a very large square meterage as the weight of the shutter is distributed along the track.

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Bifold of Stacking Shutters as they are sometimes called, will protrude into the room,

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Designed to be used to cover a doorway or as a room divider and windows. Their main appeal is their ability to fold away from the opening, giving an unobstructed view and greater opening space.

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Sliding Shutter Panels are generally used to cover an opening or divide an area for additional privacy. Their main attraction is their ease of use and that they do not intrude into the room when operated.

 

Bypass Shutters are a great option for a very large window opening where the customer doesn’t want the shutter impeding into the space of the room. Each panel slides one behind the next on wide track. Ideally for a bypass shutter, the customer will have wall space adjacent to the window opening for the shutters to stack when in the fully opened position.

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