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The shutter has come a long way from it's European beginnings when it was essentially a hinged board placed outside a window to block out light. Today, shutters come in a wide array of shapes, styles and colours to suit both indoor and outdoor applications.

Whichever style you choose, our shutters offer you excellent control over air circulation and light entering a room. Whether just opening and closing the blade or drawing the doors back from the glass, shutters give you control over the elements.

Timber Shutters - so very versatile

• Selected regrowth from Western Red Cedar is air and kiln-dried for natural character and beauty.
• Choose from natural oil, clear lacquer, stain wash or paint finishes.
• Adjustable blades for personal control of light, airflow and privacy.
• Spring loaded pivots for easy blade replacement in the event of damage.
• Choice of operating style: sliding, folding, hinged or fixed.
• A midrail is included for shutters over 2 metres high.
• Available in Artwood, Basswood and Western Red Cedar.

What is Artwood?

Artwood is a man made composite product developed for, but not restricted to, moisture area applications. It is made using a timber core, and is encased in a synthetic product called ABS. It is useful for moisture area applications, such as bathrooms, kitchens, laundries etc., as moisture coming in contact with the shutter does not cause any damage.

• Colour - Artwood is available in a range of 6 standard paint colours. Being a synthetic product, it is unable to be stained.
• Colour Fastness - As Artwood is painted only, it is not susceptible to colour change.
• Hardness – Artwood is a very hard wearing material, and is more resistant to knocks and bumps than timber.
• Warping – As this is a type of plastic and is not susceptible to any movement as timber can be, warping is not an issue. However, as it does not contain fibres as found in timber, the blades are not able to span as great a length as the Basswood and WRC shutters. This is reflected in the maximum panel width specifications for Artwood.

Please be aware that although this product is moisture resistant, it is not waterproof, and cannot be used in exterior applications or in situations where it would be subjected to long periods of water contact.

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