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Timber Plantation Shutters

Wooden Shutters Crafted From High Quality Materials

At Gold Coast Blinds and Shutters we only use the best materials to craft our contemporary timber shutters, Western Red Cedar. As one of the world’s most unique timbers, red cedar is known for its red hues, beautiful wood grain and incredible durability. Western Red Cedar’s strength and lightweight construction make them the perfect material for timber shutters.

Wider Panels For A Cleaner Look

At Gold Coast Blind and Shutters, our wooden shutters have a wider panel than other types of timber or PVC shutters. Larger panels mean less joins and a cleaner, more natural look. Our timber shutters can be oiled, stained or painted and our team is happy to customise the colour to further fit with the unique aesthetic of your home.

We offer a wide range of layouts, including hinged, bi-fold and sliding shutter options. Simply book a free shutter consultation with our team to discuss plantation shutters for your Gold Coast home further. Our team can help to advise the best style of shutters for your style

white hinged plantation shutters

Hinged Shutters

Hinged shutters are the most common design for timber shutters and can be used on most standard sized windows. This style can be easily attached directly to your window frame.

bi-fold plantation shutters as a room divider

Bi-Fold Shutters

Bi-fold shutters are perfect for room dividers, sliding doors and other spaces which are quite wide. The shutter panels contract and stack back.

plantation shutter panels for a sliding door

Sliding Shutters

Sliding shutters are usually used over sliding doors and are designed to mimic the layout of the door panels behind the shutter.

western red cedar for plantation shutters

Why Western Red Cedar?

Unmatched Sustainability

The production of cedar contributes to fewer greenhouse gases, generates less air and water pollution and requires lower energy levels than alternative materials.

Thermal Insulation

The thermal properties of western red cedar are unmatched. It actually outperforms brick, concrete and steel as an insulator, with an R-value of 1.35 per inch.

Structural Performance

Western red cedar has a durability rating of '2' in Australia making it 2x more stable than pine. It is also naturally resistant to cupping and warping, even when milled into the fine aerofoil shape used in making plantation shutters.