When it comes to choosing window coverings, Paulownia Plantation Shutters stand out as an exceptional option. Here are five reasons why these shutters could be the perfect fit for your home:

UV Protection and Longevity

Paulownia Shutters are coated with a UV stabilising paint that shields them from the harsh effects of direct sunlight. This not only preserves their appearance but also extends their lifespan, ensuring that your investment remains vibrant and appealing for years to come. We also offer diverse frame choices, from standard to custom ranges, including Décor and architrave replacement options, these shutters can be seamlessly integrated into any space.

Versatile Aesthetic Options

These shutters come in two distinct styles: the mono closure with a solid colour finish, and the dual closure with a charming rustic whitewash appearance. The choice allows you to match your interior decor effortlessly, adding an elegant touch to any room. Choose also from elliptical blades of 63mm or 89mm for your preferred aesthetic and light control. The mono closure offers 14 standard paint colours and custom options, while the rustic dual closure presents eight standard paint and seven stained colours.

Unique Grain Pattern

Paulownia timber boasts an open grain pattern that adds character to your shutters. Unlike Basswood or Cedar, the grain is visible through the paint finish, lending an appealing texture to the mono closure, and enhancing the rustic charm of the dual closure.

Easy Maintenance and Allergen-Friendly

The UV stabiliser not only protects against sunlight but also repels dirt and dust, making cleaning a breeze. This is especially beneficial for those with allergies, providing a clean and hygienic environment in your living spaces.

Adaptable to Any Setting

Paulownia’s remarkable ability to handle moisture makes it suitable for various areas of your home, even those with higher humidity levels. Its lightweight nature adds to its versatility, making installation hassle-free. Enjoy privacy, ventilation, and light control with hidden tilt rods, an invisible system enclosed within the stile, or centre/offset tilt rods. The hidden tilt rod and invisible system also provide split control options for added convenience.