About Us

BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED & READY TO FIT

At Birmingham Shutters we are 100% focused on our customers’ expectations – and then we strive to exceed them every time. Over the last years Birmingham Shutters has become a major force in the shutter industry in the UK because we are totally customer-driven. We listen to your ideas and we design your plantation shutters in exactly the way that you envisage them. Then they are hand-crafted in our workshops using traditional methods, but also employing every new innovation in shutter production.

Custom Shutters – Head And Shoulders Above The Competition

All of our craftsmen are exactly that – craftsmen. They take a very great pride in what they do, so attention to every last tiny detail is their mantra. That begins with selecting premium hardwoods from a small and exclusive number of world's timber merchants. Only the best will do for Custom Shutters customers.
Combine that with precision mortise-and-tenon joinery, hand finishing at every stage, and prescription wood conditioning and we then have a recipe for shutters of which we can be proud, and which we are happy to stand behind with our 3 years limited warranty.

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About Us

BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED & READY TO FIT

Custom Shutters – Head And Shoulders Above The Competition

Enhance The Value Of Your Home With Custom Shutters

Custom Shutters are offered at differing price levels depending on design intricacy required by the customer and materials selected. Whatever type of shutter you require, you can be certain that it will be produced to a standard unmatched by any competitor and will enhance the value of your sales.

At Custom Shutters We Constantly Adopt New Technology

Traditionalists though we are, we constantly seek to adopt any new technology which can result in better performance for our customers. Our aim is to offer every customer the widest possible choice of shapes, frames, colours, materials, and other options.

Outstanding Service