Shutters
Wood and metal window shutters can have solid panels or adjustable slats. Hinged panels need enough clearance to swing fully open.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
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About Shutters products
ArchiPro’s handpicked selection of blinds and shutters contains only products sourced from leading suppliers in Australia. Shutters have been in use for centuries, long before glass windows were common. Today the image of exterior white shutters has become almost iconic in homely, family-oriented houses. However, modern shutters are available in a range of colours and materials, allowing a range of styles that can extend into contemporary minimalist settings as well as the more traditional domestic look.
Exterior window shutters
Wooden exterior shutters are the most common type of shutters in Australia. These have been in use for centuries to protect glass from strong weather, falling branches or the soccer ball kicked by kids across the road. Timber shutters are used as outdoor shutters to help protect glazing from strong weather and impact.
Interior window shutters
Interior window shutters are more of a new phenomenon, used more to create privacy and shade than for protection. Similar to blinds but much more stable, internal shutters are great for homes with pets or small children. Bedroom window shutters and shutters for large windows can provide privacy and shade across broader areas of glazing.
Interior door shutters
Door shutters allow the flow of air as well as some, making them useful for closing off areas without trapping moisture. Cupboard doors are sometimes made of interior shutters to allow linen and clothing to air out.
Interior dividing shutters
Shutters can also be used inside to divide rooms into smaller areas when required, as they fold up neatly when not in use.
The advantages of high-quality shutters
High-quality shutters are made of stronger materials, making them more resistant to wear and tear. As shutters are not often replaced, it’s important that they can withstand the test of time without needing constant repair.
High-quality wooden shutters are often made of thicker slats of more weather-resistant wood, meaning they won’t deform or break over time. High-quality shutters made of metal are made of waterproof materials or use long-lasting coatings to prevent any rust from forming. Aluminium shutters and security shutters use metal construction to help protect windows from weather and impact.
How to choose shutters that are right for you
The main deciding factor when it comes to choosing shutters is the purpose behind them. Are you wanting indoor shutters to provide shade or section off parts of a room? You might want to opt for wooden shutters in either polished natural wood or painted to match the existing decor.
If you live in a storm prone area in Australia, you might want to choose metal exterior shutters to protect your windows from any flying debris. Rain can make quite the racket against metal shutters, so you may want to choose strong wooden ones if that’s an issue for you. Apart from shutters, you can elevate your interior aesthetics with a wide range of blinds. The options range from Venetian blinds and roller blinds to vertical blinds, honeybomb blinds, roman blinds, offering a diverse selection to suit your preferences.