Plantation Shutters in Teddington

The Teddington Lock and High Street appraisals show only part of Teddington's protected townscape. They record cottages with timber casements, Victorian and Edwardian houses with sash windows and canted bays, and later houses with simpler casements. We use the glazing and bay geometry to set the panel divisions. Louvre width is chosen for the room and sightline.

Across Teddington, the local mix also includes detached family houses, riverside flats, and homes with wider rear glazing. For an older small-paned window, a smaller louvre can keep the shutter in proportion with the glazing.

Our completed Teddington work includes multiple installations.

For a tall sash, tier on tier or cafe style can provide privacy at street level while leaving the upper glass clear. A bay can use full height shutters when every face and angle is measured. In a front reception or bedroom, the choice between cafe style and full height depends on the sightline and the coverage needed.

Bathrooms and kitchens call for waterproof Polycomposite, with a 10-year guarantee. Dry living rooms and bedrooms can use lighter Hardwood for real basswood character, guaranteed 5 years. We talk it through room by room and recommend what actually works. You can compare the materials and shutter styles in our gallery.

The survey is a single free home visit, no deposit until you order. We measure every window, bring physical samples of both ranges, and leave a written specification and quote within a couple of working days.

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, and we confirm the exact figure before you commit. Express shutters, made in the UK, are usually fitted in about 2 to 3 weeks. Plan & Save, made overseas to the same spec, takes around 8 to 9 weeks. All published shutter rates include VAT, the home survey, supply and fitting.