Shutters
THE BENEFITS OF ALUMINIUM SHUTTERS
We are always hearing about PVC and hardwood shutters… but what about aluminium shutters? Plantation shutters are more than just a fleeting trend: they are here to stay. Many homeowners love the privacy and light control of shutters, as well as the clean look. They are a great solution for shaped windows and square ones…
Read More5 FACTS ABOUT PLANTATION SHUTTERS
Plantation shutters are an incredibly popular yet costly window treatment. There’s lots of variations in the marketplace; some good, & some bad. Some companies have decided to ‘cash in’ on the popularity of shutters by undercutting their competitors, offering an inferior product at a lower cost. We’ve shared our tips to help remove the confusion.…
Read MoreWHY ARE OUR SHUTTERS MADE OFFSHORE?
I feel myself cringe when a client asks me where my shutters are made and I truthfully answer: “China” I’m not cringing because of the answer, but because of the expected client response. For over 26 years I have proudly distributed window coverings that are made locally. I firmly believe in supporting Aussie products and…
Read MoreCARING FOR YOUR SHUTTERS
Shutters can be a very pricey investment and of course you will want to make them last for many many years. Whilst shutters are relatively simple to maintain, there are a few tips and tricks for keeping them pristine. A damp cloth or baby wipes will generally remove any accumulated dust or grubby marks on…
Read MoreSHUTTER STORIES – PART 2
Recently, I caught up with an old friend from 20 years back (OMG is it that long???) who worked in the Blind industry (manufacturing blinds, NOT using a white cane!!) He introduced me to a relatively new shutter timber which is grown organically, harvested and manufactured in an environmentally responsible manner, and comes with a…
Read MoreSHUTTER STORIES – PART 1
Since contestants on the first episode of The Block years ago installed plantation shutters, sales of the product have gone ballistic! More than Curtains actually didn’t sell shutters until 2006, and there’s a very good reason for that. We decided that if we were going to introduce a significant new product to our range, we…
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