The right material for shutters in your house

Shutters  are quite versatile, made fit to fit any size window and have low maintenance. They can be easily cleaned with a simple wipe with minimum effort.

They come with the best material quality and with a long-term guarantee. An experienced team of installers will make your plantations look incredible and they will provide advice on what suits your requirements.

Timbers are readily available in the market but to all shutters are the same. Many companies manufacture shutters using dowel glue joints. Shutters are constructed using mortice, tenon joints, which imply that the joints are much stronger, and this reduces the risk of the joints separating under pressure or continuous use. They are durable and have can survive all forms of weather.  Choosing the best product and function is vital; the shutters add value to your greatest asset, which is your home.

Basswood is one of the naturally medium density timber ideal for shutters. It is neither too heavy nor too light but it offers a reasonable amount of hardness thus giving a good resistance to knocks and pumps.  Kiri trees grow fast and this reduces transportation as they are processed right at the plantation. The Kiri timber has a beautiful grain for stained finishes, durable and absorbent.

In fact, some manufacturers have their own plantations to ensure that they only receive top of the wood for their shutters and other window coverings. For instance, more than a few window cover builders are known to benefit from the timber obtained from a Ballina shutters plantation to ensure top quality at all times.

Author: Todd Johnson

Email: Todd@australianwebsitedevelopment.com.au

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