Interior Window Shutters: The Ultimate Guide for Kent Homeowners
Interior Window Shutters: The Ultimate Guide for Kent Homeowners
Window Shutters are a beautiful and functional addition to any home. They can provide privacy, security, and insulation, and they can also add a touch of style to your home. In this blog post, we will discuss everything you need to know about interior window shutters in Kent, including the different types of shutters available, how to choose the right shutters for your home, and how to install and maintain your shutters.
Types of Interior Window Shutters:
There are many different types of interior window shutters available, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. The most common types of interior window shutters include:
- Wooden shutters: Wooden shutters are our most traditional type of interior window shutter. They are made from solid wood and they can be stained or painted to match your home décor. Wooden shutters are durable and long-lasting, and easy to maintain when done correctly.
- PVC shutters: Our Waterproof shutter range is made from a uPVC material that can look identical to our wooden range but doesn’t warp or rot when exposed to water and moisture. They are not as insulating as wooden shutters, but they are still durable and long-lasting and a perfect addition to bathroom and kitchen areas.
How to Choose the Right Interior Window Shutters for Your Home:
When choosing interior window shutters, it is important to consider the following factors:
- The style of your home
- Your budget
- The amount of light you want to let in
- The amount of privacy you want
- Which room you are installing shutters in
The style of your home will determine the style of shutters you choose. If you have a traditional home, you will want to choose traditional-style shutters. If you have a modern home, you will want to choose modern-style shutters.
Your budget will also determine the type of shutters you choose as a few of our shutter features are at different costs due to the way they are made, for example, the easy tilt built-in mechanism.
The amount of light and privacy you want will determine the type of shutter slats you choose. If you want to let in a lot of light, you will want to choose our 89mm louvre. If you want to let in less light but have more privacy, maybe a 64mm louvre or even solid shutters. We recommend the 76mm louvre for a balance of both light and privacy and its our most popular choice for customers for this reason.
Which room you are installing shutters in can also determine in which shutter you choose. As we mentioned earlier, our poly range is great for bathrooms and kitchen areas due to it being completely waterproof. This means if you are looking for shutters in these areas, this range is perfect for you. In any other rooms, we of course recommend our wooden shutters, ranging from our beautiful Pine shutters to Basswood and White Ash.
How we Install Interior Window Shutters:

Installing interior window shutters can be a challenging task due to the variety of windows and how no window is completely perfect, but with our team of experts, the process is simple and smooth. Here are the basic steps involved in installing interior window shutters:
- Firstly we measure the width and height of your window and show you every option and style available for your home and windows.
- Our team then puts together a quote for your unique shutters
- Once accepted, your order gets sent to our factory team where your design is created, and packaged up ready to be sent back to us!
- After regularly updating you on your order, we then arrange your fitting date!
- Our fitting team installs your shutters to perfection and leave your home with fresh new shutters that will last for many years to come with the addition of an aftercare kit.
How to Maintain Interior Window Shutters:
To keep your interior window shutters looking their best, it is important to clean them regularly. You can clean your shutters with a dry microfibre cloth (in which we supply) and only baby wipes for fingerprints or marks. Please avoid using harsh chemicals, as these can damage the paint finish on your shutters and also the UV protective coating we use on the panels.
Wooden shutters are a great way to add value to your home and create a comfortable living space. With so many different types of shutters available, you are sure to find the perfect ones to match your home and your needs.
Get in touch with our team to book your consultation and find your style today: 0208 662 0126