Plantation Shutters Online - Australian Made
For timeless appeal and classic design, look no further than shutters to dress your windows with style and sophistication.
Shutters take light control to the next level with adjustable slats that can be rotated at varying degrees to direct light into the room or shut it out.
Shutters can also add value to your home by creating an appealing and elegant exterior and interior. They also provide a natural sound barrier, fantastic privacy control and low maintenance cleaning.
Our plantation shutters are made from high quality and durable material including basswood, cedar, PVC and fauxwood. Choose from a range of blade widths that will compliment your environment.
Basswood
Basswood is one of the strongest, high quality and hard wearing forms of timber, creating the ideal plantation shutters.
Cedar
Cedar plantation shutters are crafted from high quality red cedar timber that is naturally resistant to moisture and insect damage.
Hardwood
Hardwood plantation shutters are the perfect combination of style, durability, form and function for window coverings in your home.
PVC/Fauxwood
For a timber look and increased durability, PVC shutters are a beautiful choice of shutters for many homeowners.
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At D&R Blinds we’re committed to providing the perfect solution for your windows. In doing so, we’ll keep the following in mind:
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Our friendly team at D & R Blinds can assist you in selecting the perfect shutters for your home. We measure with precision and are dedicated to exceptional design and craftsmanship with a guaranteed swift delivery and installation.
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We work directly with our factory partners across Australia and offer factory-direct prices on a range of custom-made window furnishings.
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Blinds, Shutters & Curtains for all window sizes and styles.
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Our window stylists will provide you with a tailor-made solution for your window furnishings.
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Feel assured that our products are superior in quality, locally-made, durable and include an extensive warranty.
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Balancing beautiful aesthetics
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Fauxwood shutters are made of synthetic materials such as PVC (polyvinyl chloride) or vinyl. They are often painted to look like wood but they will never quite have the same appearance or feel as real wood shutters.
Wooden shutters are made of natural wood and can be stained or painted to match the color of your home. They are also more durable than fauxwood shutters and can last for many years with proper care.
Our window stylists can assist with helping you choose the best type of fauxwood or wooden shutter for your specific needs.
Fauxwood shutters can vary in price depending on their size, style, and material. Generally speaking, fauxwood shutters are less expensive than real wood shutters but more expensive than vinyl shutters.
Our window stylists can assist with helping you choose the best type of fauxwood shutter for your specific needs.
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Most fauxwood shutters last about 25 years. Fauxwood shutters are a great option for homeowners who want the look of real wood shutters but don't want to worry about the upkeep that comes with them. They are also a good choice for homes with children or pets, as they are resistant to scratches and water damage.
Yes, cedar shutters can be painted but it is important to use a paint that is specifically designed for wood. Cedar shutters should also be treated with a sealant or wood preservative before painting in order to protect the wood and help the paint adhere better. If you decide to paint your cedar shutters, make sure to follow the specific instructions on the paint can.
Cedar shutters can last anywhere from 10 to 20 years, but this will depend on the climate, amount of sun exposure, and frequency of use. If you're looking for a shutter that will last even longer than 20 years, we recommend going with an aluminium or vinyl shutter.
Cedar shutters can last a lifetime with proper care. They are a natural and beautiful way to enhance your home’s exterior.
Cedar shutters offer many benefits, including reducing energy costs, increasing the value of your home, and blocking UV rays. The cedar wood also helps repel insects and resist decay and moisture damage. With proper care, cedar shutters can last for many years.
Hardwood shutters can cost a range of prices, depending on the size and type of plantation shutters you choose. Generally, high quality hardwood shutters will be more expensive than traditional window coverings like curtains or blinds.
Some factors that may affect the overall cost of basswood shutters include the number of panels in the shutter, and any features or extras that are added.
It depends as both hardwood and PVC have their advantages and disadvantages. Hardwood shutters are typically more expensive than PVC shutters but they're also generally considered to be a higher quality product. They're also easier to paint than PVC shutters and they have a more natural look that some homeowners prefer.
PVC shutters are cheaper than hardwood shutters and they're also quite durable. However, they can be less attractive than other types of shutters as they’re made from an artificial material. PVC shutters are ideal for wet areas such as the kitchen, laundry, toilet and bathroom.
Hardwood shutters are not hard to clean but they do require some maintenance. You'll need to dust them regularly and vacuum or wipe them down with a damp cloth every few months. To protect the finish of the shutters, apply a coat of polish specifically made for basswood shutters once they are dry.
It depends as both basswood and PVC have their advantages and disadvantages. Basswood shutters are typically more expensive than PVC shutters but they're also generally considered to be a higher quality product. They're also easier to paint than PVC shutters and they have a more natural look that some homeowners prefer.
PVC shutters are cheaper than basswood shutters and they're also quite durable. However, they can be less attractive than other types of shutters as they’re made from an artificial material. PVC shutters are ideal for wet areas such as the kitchen, laundry, toilet and bathroom.
Basswood shutters can last anywhere from 15-20 years, depending on the level of care and maintenance they receive. Like any type of wooden shutter, basswood shutters are susceptible to moisture damage and insect infestation, so it's important to keep them painted and protected from the elements.
Basswood shutters are not hard to clean but they do require some maintenance. You'll need to dust them regularly and vacuum or wipe them down with a damp cloth every few months. To protect the finish of the shutters, apply a coat of polish specifically made for basswood shutters once they are dry.
Basswood shutters can cost a range of prices, depending on the size and type of plantation shutters you choose. Generally, high quality basswood shutters will be more expensive than traditional window coverings like curtains or blinds.
Some factors that may affect the overall cost of basswood shutters include the number of panels in the shutter, and any features or extras that are added.
Plantation shutters are not hard to clean but they do require some maintenance. You'll need to dust them regularly and vacuum or wipe them down with a damp cloth every few months. To protect the finish of the shutters, apply a coat of polish to the shutters once they are dry.
Plantation shutters can cost a range of prices, depending on the size and type of plantation shutters you choose. Generally, plantation shutters will be more expensive than traditional window coverings like curtains or blinds.
Some factors that may affect the overall cost of plantation shutters include the material used (wooden or vinyl), the number of panels in the shutter, and any features or extras that are added, such as colour finishes or hardware.
Our window stylists can assist with helping you choose the best type of plantation shutter for your specific needs.
Plantation shutters are very effective at controlling light in a room. It won’t completely block all light - a blockout blind or blockout curtains are more effective at creating complete darkness. However, plantation shutters are more effective than many blinds, curtains and venetian blinds at blocking out light. They also have extra benefits such as possibly adding value to your home and providing effective airflow.
Yes, in most cases plantation shutters do add value to your home. They improve light control, increase airflow, provide privacy and insulation. They are also perceived as being a higher quality and more luxurious window furnishing.
It's also important to consider the style of your home when deciding whether or not to install plantation shutters. If your home has a traditional style, plantation shutters may be a good choice. If your home is more modern, other window furnishings may be more suited.
Yes, a sliding door can be fitted with plantation shutters to add an elegant and timeless look to your home.
Plantation shutters are mounted onto a separate track to the sliding door and are made-to-measure so they fit perfectly within the frame.
Our window stylists can assist with helping you choose the best type of plantation shutter for your specific needs.
