Wooden Shutters

Wooden Shutters are the original window shutters that have been used for centuries to insulate building while offering added security and privacy.

Over time, wood window shutters became an iconic detail on homes across Europe, with the trend making its way around the world. Now days, external wood shutters still server their original purpose, but they're also added to create an external wall feature to beautify homes by decorating the window surrounds.

Our range of external/outside wooden shutters also extends to Rustic Wood Shutters and Faux Wood Shutters. Please have a browse through our selection, here, and feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

Wooden Shutters FAQs

Q1. Can wooden shutters be used outside?

Yes, wooden shutters can be used outside, but it's very important to check that you've selected external or outside wooden shutters, if you're not ordering them from us. Also feel free to first contact us to make sure that you've chosen some outdoor wood shutters.

Outdoor wooden shutters are typically treated to be weather resistant if they're not made from woods that are naturally weather resistant, like cedar, teak, mahogany or varieties eucalyptus/gum trees.

Q2. Are wooden shutters energy-efficient?

Absolutely! One of the main original purposes for installing external wooden window shutters is to close them at night during winter, keeping the warmth inside, & the same can be done during the day in summer, to stop the heat making its way into your home.

Wooden shutters are a great way to increase the energy efficiency of your home while creating a stunning external window feature.

Q3. Can wooden shutters be painted or stained?

Yes. If you've ordered plain timber shutters and would like to paint or stain them so that they match the style of your home, this is certainly an option. First, be sure to purchase suitable wood paint and prepare the timber before applying the paint. Your best option is to have a quick discussion with your paint supplier about what the best option is for your wood shutters, or feel free to give us a call for some assistance.

Q4. Can I install wooden shutters on my own?

Yes, we often refer to this range as DIY Wooden Shutters as they're quite straight forward to install. However, if you've got an odd shaped window, are new to tools and home renovation or you've ordered custom sized wood shutters, it might be in your best interest to hire a professional.

Wood shutters can also be quite heavy, making them difficult to install on your own for larger windows.

Q5. Do you sell other types of window shutters, other than wood?

Yes, PVC is just one of the materials in our range of window shutters. We also stock:

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Wooden Shutters FAQs

Q1. Can wooden shutters be used outside?

Q2. Are wooden shutters energy-efficient?

Q3. Can wooden shutters be painted or stained?

Q4. Can I install wooden shutters on my own?

Q5. Do you sell other types of window shutters, other than wood?

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Wooden Shutters FAQs

Q1. Can wooden shutters be used outside?

Q2. Are wooden shutters energy-efficient?

Q3. Can wooden shutters be painted or stained?

Q4. Can I install wooden shutters on my own?

Q5. Do you sell other types of window shutters, other than wood?

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