Plantation Shutters in Wakefield

Wakefield keeps a good deal of its Georgian and early Victorian fabric, and the merchant houses around St John's carry the tall, slim sash windows that Full Height shutters suit best, covering the opening in a single run. Tier-on-Tier shutters give the same coverage but split the control, so the lower panels can close for privacy while the upper stay open.

The Victorian terraces nearer the centre have smaller openings where Café Style shutters keep the room bright, and older cottages take Solid Panel shutters for a fully enclosing, traditional finish. Georgian openings often carry arched or angled heads, and those are made as Special Shape shutters, measured individually to the curve rather than squared off. French door shutters are built to clear the handles so the doors still swing freely. Louvre size and colour are both chosen at order stage — wider louvres for the bigger sashes, narrower for small panes.

Each set is made to order for your specific windows, in your choice of style, colour and louvre size, taking around 10–12 weeks from order to collection. Collection is from our base in Retford. Supply-only removes the fitter's day rate from the price — you fit them yourself, so that labour cost simply is not there. Our measuring guide explains how to measure your own openings accurately before you place the order.