About the Timber

• The reclaimed pine used to make our shutters has been machined from antique beams and joists which have come from demolished Victorian buildings such as schools, churches and dwellings. All timber used is in excess of 100 years old.
• Reclaimed timber has more character than new wood. Many boards contain small scars made by nails and bolts; shakes may also occur. These features are retained and are what give the shutters their character.
• Because our reclaimed pine is newly machined it will appear lighter in colour than you might expect antique pine to be. The wood will mellow naturally with the effect of light.

About the Construction

• Fully mortise and tenon jointed and pegged in your choice of Victorian or Georgian mouldings.
  
• Floating panels
• Shutters are normally made 30mm thick, the frame, centre style, top and bottom rails are all normally 75mm-100mm wide. Panels are evenly distributed in the length.
• We can produce the panel layouts you require but they are mostly 2 or 3 panel.

About the Finish

• Shutters are supplied sanded ready for you to finish.
  
• For an authentic look you should paint your shutters.
  

Shutter Fittings

• We can supply hard to find shutter fittings. We do shutter bars and shutter latches, all best quality, made in England.
• Finishes are solid unlacquered brass, nickel or chrome plate.
  

Made to Measure

• All shutters are made to measure. Please e-mail with your size details and panel requirements and we will be happy to provide a quote. Allow around 4weeks for making up.

• Prices do not include VAT. 
• Allow about 4 weeks for making up besoke shutters
  
• Delivery can be arranged
  
• Payment terms are 50% with order and 50% on collection or delivery

• If you purchase from us please care for your shutters properly
• On receipt, remove packaging.
• Store shutters flat, inside your house, away from any heat source, preferably in the room where they are to be hung.
• Apply your chosen finish on receipt.
• Do not store or introduce to environments where there is drying plaster or concrete.
  
• Do not leave shutters in garages or outhouses prior to hanging.