2023 has been a year of big changes again in the UK – a continued rise in working from home, huge energy bills, and a cost of living crisis have impacted the way we choose our home furnishings and hardware. We’ve noticed an increase in shutter installations for cost-saving reasons,
We receive a lot of questions about our shutters; mostly “why are shutters better than blinds?”. Shutters are a great feature for your windows for a few good reasons! This article aims to answer some of the questions we receive regularly. As always you can give us a call to
Many of our customers ask if indoor shutters are blackout, blocking light completely when closed. The simple answer is, no, they’re not, although they do block out most of the light and certainly enough for most customers to sleep well even when it’s light outside. This means they’re perfect for
Victorian homes are known for their intricate details, beautiful woodwork, and grand proportions. Installing indoor shutters can add elegance and sophistication to any room in a way that compliments the Victorian style, and without compromising the period features. They are also very functional, providing privacy, security, and energy efficiency. Types
Shutters can offer a saving up to 33% heat loss even with double glazing. For older windows, such as those in period properties, this reduction becomes even greater…
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