Your Show Home coverage for Colonial Shutters

Shutter blinds, Interior shutters, slatted shutters, or colonial shutters - they go by many names but they all mean the same thing: beautiful, practical, simple window coverings for your home. And don’t worry about window shutters costs, the California Company offer the UK’s lowest priced colonial shutters.

Slatted shutters are stylish and contemporary and they shouldn’t cost the earth. With a comprehensive website full of information about how to measure and install yourself, you don’t need to pay the professionals. You can get that beautiful colonial shutter look by using the information and help available to you on the website and from the staff in the office, and you can see the shutters in situ at the showroom down in Hove. Many customers email photos into the office, showing their window with no obstructions. The expert staff work with the photos to illustrate to customers precisely how to measure for shutters.

Shutters literally have benefit upon benefit upon benefit. Firstly they are aesthetically beautiful. Shutters have been around for years and are seen in practically every US TV show or film. The US realised the practicality and beauty of colonial shutters long before the UK market, but there is an ever growing trend for slatted shutters here in the UK. Slatted window shutters are child friendly: they are not easy to break or to tamper with and being fixed to their frames by strong magnets means that there are no removable or hanging parts on which a child can injure them self. Colonial shutters are perfect for allergy sufferers, whether they are children or adults. They do not harbour dust, they are very easily wiped down and are generally a cleaner window covering for the home, in every room of the house.

The California Company’s slatted or solid shutters for windows are a simple and straightforward choice - it’s down to price and ethics. Our colonial style shutters are manufactured from the highest quality wood which is all 100% FSC certified.

Shutters help to save energy too, and can reduce heat loss by 50%. With the future of the economic climate uncertain, it’s time to ditch the drapes and get on trend!