Shutters in Beaconsfield

The Old Town is a conservation area built around the four converging streets, with Georgian and earlier frontages, coaching inn buildings and a good deal of listed property. Windows there are small paned, often with original glass, and the priority is a shutter that fits the existing opening precisely without any fixing into historic joinery where it can be avoided.

The New Town, laid out after the railway arrived, is dominated by substantial inter war detached and semi detached houses on wide roads such as Grove Road, Candlemas Lane and the roads towards Knotty Green. Typical windows are wide casements with a transom, and the neat solution is a shutter with the mid rail set on the transom line so the panel divisions match the window rather than fighting it.

There is a lot of recent rebuilding and extension in HP9, which brings the familiar combination of aluminium sliders across the back, a lantern over the kitchen and a double height hall window at the front. Those three openings each need a different product, and it is worth surveying them together so the finish and colour stay consistent through the house.

Every job starts with a home consultation, and nothing is ordered until a full technical survey has been done and the price is confirmed. Installation is by our trusted team, and every shutter is backed by our ten-year guarantee.