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Our plantation shutters are custom-made, with pricing based on your window dimensions, the shutter range selected and your specific requirements.

We offer two ranges: Morview, manufactured locally in Auckland, and Classic, manufactured overseas.

We offer volume discounts for orders over 5 square metres and have a minimum shutter price of $250 including GST, subject to confirmation. Smaller windows may therefore be priced at the minimum rate rather than by area.

For an indication of costs, visit our Price Guide to explore examples of previous jobs.

Contact us for a free, personalised quote.

Lead times depend on the shutter range you choose:

Morview Range: Approximately 3–4 weeks, as these shutters are manufactured locally in Auckland.

Classic Range: Approximately 10 weeks, as these shutters are manufactured overseas.

These are estimated lead times and may vary depending on production schedules and order requirements.

If you have a specific timeframe in mind, please let us know and we'll do our best to accommodate your needs.

Yes, we offer professional installation services to ensure your shutters are fitted correctly.

Installation costs depend on the number of shutters and the requirements of your windows. We can provide installation pricing as part of your quote.

For more information, visit our Installation & Delivery page.

L-Frames and Z-Frames are mounting options available with our Classic shutter range.

L-Frame: A frame typically fitted inside the window opening or face-mounted around it, depending on the window design.

Z-Frame: A frame designed to overlap the edge of the window opening, helping create a neat finish and conceal small gaps.

Both options support the shutter panels and help provide a finished appearance.

The best option depends on your window configuration and preferred style.

Visit our L-Frames and Z-Frames are mounting options available with our Classic shutter range.

L-Frame: A frame typically fitted inside the window opening or face-mounted around it, depending on the window design.

Z-Frame: A frame designed to overlap the edge of the window opening, helping create a neat finish and conceal small gaps.

Both options support the shutter panels and help provide a finished appearance.

The best option depends on your window configuration and preferred style.

Visit our Video Gallery to see examples of these mounting options.y to see examples of these mounting options.