Plantation Shutters in Chesterfield

Chesterfield is a market town with a long Victorian tail, and the terraces around Brampton and Newbold carry the tall sash and bay windows that Full Height shutters were made for, running the whole drop in one clean sweep. Tier-on-Tier shutters are the alternative where a room faces the street and you want the lower half closed while the top stays open.

Towards the Peak edge the stone cottages have deeper reveals and smaller panes, and Solid Panel shutters suit them better than louvres. For patio doors and garden rooms, Tracked shutters slide aside on a rail. Where a window head is arched or angled — common enough on the older frontages — it is made as a Special Shape shutter, measured individually to the curve. French door shutters are built to clear the handles so the doors still swing, and louvre size is chosen to suit the pane.

Shutters are made to order for your specific openings, in your choice of style, colour and louvre size, with around 10–12 weeks from order to collection. Collection is from our base in Retford. The saving is the fitter's day rate: you fit the shutters yourself, so that labour is never added to the price, and on a full house it is the cost that decides whether the job happens at all. Our measuring guide covers measuring accurately before you order.