Polymer plantation shutters

Made-to-measure polymer shutters for bedrooms, living areas, pantries and entries. Tilt the blades for light and privacy, and measure them at the same visit as your security screens.

White polymer plantation shutters on a bedroom window, blades tilted to let in light

Why polymer

We fit polymer plantation shutters. Polymer is a solid synthetic material, not timber, so it won't warp, crack or need repainting the way timber can in a humid Queensland house. It wipes clean, which makes it a good fit for kitchens, pantries and bathrooms as well as bedrooms and living areas.

Why people choose shutters

Shutters let you tilt the blades to control light and privacy without pulling anything up or down. Close them and a bedroom goes dark; angle them and you get light in while the street can't see in. Unlike curtains, there's nothing hanging in the way of furniture, and the window stays a clean, finished part of the room.

Made to fit the window

Every set is made to measure, so they suit standard windows and the awkward ones: long highlight windows above a bed, bay windows, corner windows and doors. Panels hinge open when you want the window fully clear.

Measured with your screens

If you're getting security screens too, we measure for shutters at the same visit. One appointment, one quote and one point of contact, and the inside and outside of each window are planned together. Plenty of our customers pair ForceField or Protec outside with shutters inside.

What we'll go through at the measure

  • Which windows suit shutters and how each panel will open
  • Blade sizes and colours
  • How the shutters sit with your window handles, screens and any curtains

Shutters we've fitted

A few rooms from recent jobs.

Polymer plantation shutters in an entry room, closed for privacy
Entry
Polymer plantation shutters on a butler's pantry window
Butler's pantry
Polymer plantation shutters on a long highlight window above a bed
Highlight window above a bed
Four-panel polymer plantation shutters on a bedroom highlight window
Four-panel highlight window

Questions we get asked

What's the difference between polymer and timber shutters?

Timber is a natural material and can move, warp or need repainting over time, especially in humid rooms. Polymer is a solid synthetic that holds its shape and finish and wipes clean. That's why we fit polymer.

Can shutters go in a kitchen or bathroom?

Yes. Polymer handles moisture and wipes clean, so it suits kitchens, pantries, laundries and bathrooms.

Can I have security screens and shutters on the same window?

Yes, and it's one of the most common combinations we fit. The security screen goes on the outside, the shutters on the inside, and we measure both at the same visit.

Measure for shutters and screens in one visit

Ask for both when you book and Chris will quote them together.

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