Kensington, Cream - Tier on Tier Plantation Shutter

Shutter frames are designed to surround and support the shutter panels in your window. It acts as a mounting base for the shutters, ensuring they are securely attached and can function properly.

The frame also plays a key role in aligning the shutters with the window and maintaining stability over time, and also helps prevent the shutter panels from shifting or warping over time.

L Frame

L Frames are typically used for inside recess installations, where the frame fits neatly within the window recess. You are able to move the frame to where you want to install within the recess opening. This style provides a minimalist, clean look, and you can choose to screw face fix or side fix as we've shown in our example.

Select L frame if your window is less than 15mm out of square. Please note that gaps between the frame and the wall may require caulking.

Z Frame

Z Frames have a Z-shaped profile, and are made for fitting your shutter on the edge of your window recess, where the extra trim extends to the outside of the recess, flush against your wall. This creates a neat finish, with the blind appearing to meld into the wall, and this style will also cover any caulking and gaps, helping to reduce light leakage. 

For windows with a sill, please ensure you select Z Frame with a Sill bar. In this instance, we'll use an L Frame on the bottom to account for the sill.

If your window is more than 15mm out of square, this is the frame for you.

Shutter frames are designed to surround and support the shutter panels in your window. It acts as a mounting base for the shutters, ensuring they are securely attached and can function properly.

The frame also plays a key role in aligning the shutters with the window and maintaining stability over time, and also helps prevent the shutter panels from shifting or warping over time.

L Frame

L Frames are typically used for inside recess installations, where the frame fits neatly within the window recess. You are able to move the frame to where you want to install within the recess opening. This style provides a minimalist, clean look, and you can choose to screw face fix or side fix as we've shown in our example.

Select L frame if your window is less than 15mm out of square. Please note that gaps between the frame and the wall may require caulking.

Z Frame

Z Frames have a Z-shaped profile, and are made for fitting your shutter on the edge of your window recess, where the extra trim extends to the outside of the recess, flush against your wall. This creates a neat finish, with the blind appearing to meld into the wall, and this style will also cover any caulking and gaps, helping to reduce light leakage. 

For windows with a sill, please ensure you select Z Frame with a Sill bar. In this instance, we'll use an L Frame on the bottom to account for the sill.

If your window is more than 15mm out of square, this is the frame for you.

Shutter frames are designed to surround and support the shutter panels in your window. It acts as a mounting base for the shutters, ensuring they are securely attached and can function properly.

The frame also plays a key role in aligning the shutters with the window and maintaining stability over time, and also helps prevent the shutter panels from shifting or warping over time.

L Frame

L Frames are typically used for inside recess installations, where the frame fits neatly within the window recess. You are able to move the frame to where you want to install within the recess opening. This style provides a minimalist, clean look, and you can choose to screw face fix or side fix as we've shown in our example.

Select L frame if your window is less than 15mm out of square. Please note that gaps between the frame and the wall may require caulking.

Z Frame

Z Frames have a Z-shaped profile, and are made for fitting your shutter on the edge of your window recess, where the extra trim extends to the outside of the recess, flush against your wall. This creates a neat finish, with the blind appearing to meld into the wall, and this style will also cover any caulking and gaps, helping to reduce light leakage. 

For windows with a sill, please ensure you select Z Frame with a Sill bar. In this instance, we'll use an L Frame on the bottom to account for the sill.

If your window is more than 15mm out of square, this is the frame for you.