Plantation Shutters in Grantham

Grantham is a Georgian market town, and the limestone frontages around the centre carry tall, well-proportioned sash windows. Full Height shutters respect those proportions, running floor-to-sill without breaking the line, while Tier-on-Tier shutters split the window into two independently-opening halves — useful on a frontage that looks onto a busy street.

The Victorian terraces off the main streets have smaller, squarer openings suited to Café Style shutters, and the older cottages take Solid Panel shutters where a louvred look would be wrong. Georgian frontages frequently carry arched heads and fanlights, which are made as Special Shape shutters, measured individually to the curve. Where a room opens through French doors, the panels are built to clear the handles so the doors still swing. Louvre size and colour are both settled at order stage: wider louvres open up the view on tall sashes, narrower ones suit small panes.

Shutters are made to order against your measurements, 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 whole logic of supply-only is the fitter's day rate you never pay: the fitting is yours to do, so the labour never reaches the invoice. Our measuring guide walks you through measuring your openings so what you collect fits first time.