Plantation Shutters in Cobham

At nos. 1-12 Korea Cottages on Upper Tilt, the appraisal records tall gabled fronts with repeated sash windows beneath cambered brick arches. A shutter survey should keep rail positions in step with the sash meeting rails while checking each reveal on its own merits.

Cobham also includes older brick terraces and timber sash windows around Church Street and the High Street, larger houses in Stoke d'Abernon and Fairmile, flats, and homes with wider rear glazing.

For an older sash, the shutter rails should align with the glazing pattern. Tier on tier or cafe style may provide lower-level privacy, while Hardwood can add real timber character in a dry room.

Bathrooms, kitchens, and harder-working rooms call for waterproof Polycomposite. A whole-home Cobham scheme can mix the two room by room. We talk it through at the survey and recommend what works for each opening, not a stock template across the house.

For a front-reception bay, full height shutters can follow the opening when each face and angle is measured. A tall sash can use tier on tier or cafe style for flexible privacy, while bifold or sliding rear glazing may need tracked shutters that move clear of the doors. We confirm the layout from the actual opening rather than assigning a style by street or house type.

We price by the square metre, so the cost tracks the size of your windows. Express is £315/sqm in Polycomposite, £380/sqm in Hardwood. Plan & Save is £260/sqm either way. The survey is free, there is no deposit until you order, and we leave a written specification and clear pricing within a couple of working days. All published shutter rates include VAT, the home survey, supply and fitting.

Express shutters are UK-made and usually fitted in about 2 to 3 weeks. Plan & Save, made overseas to the same spec, takes around 8 to 9 weeks. Both carry the same guarantee: 5 years on Hardwood, 10 years on Polycomposite.