
Indoor plantation shutters
Timber and PVC louvres for light control and privacy, custom measured and installed inside Adelaide homes.
Someone from our team contacts you to arrange the measure. A written quote follows.
Plantation shutters at a glance
Where it may suit
- Living rooms, bedrooms and kitchens
- Bathrooms and laundries, in PVC
- Arched, triangular, raked and bay windows
- Sliding doors, bi-folds and room dividers
The main choices
- Basswood, Western Red Cedar or PVC
- Louvre sizes of 63, 76, 89 or 114 mm
- Centre tilt rod, offset or hidden control bar
- Hinged, bi-fold, sliding or fixed panels
What we check at the measure
- Each window, measured individually
- The shape of each opening
- Wet areas, where PVC suits
- How the panels will open
Care
- Wipe over with a clean, dry microfibre cloth
- Spot clean marks with a microfibre cloth and warm water
- Add a little mild detergent if necessary
Features and benefits
Timber and PVC shutters made to measure for each window, with the louvre size, panel layout and control chosen at the measure.
- High quality finish
- Versatile for unique shaped windows
- Sustainable wood

Indoor, outdoor or roller shutters
This page covers shutters fitted inside the home. For the outside of the house, there are two other products.
What the room needs
- Light. Tilt the slats to your ideal level of light, or open the shutter for unobscured views. They are a room darkening product rather than full block out.
- Privacy. For larger windows, a mid-rail lets the top and bottom halves of the shutter be operated separately, maximising light control and privacy.
- Access. With no cords or chains, our interior plantation shutters are child and pet safe. They can be installed in sliding doors, bi-fold, hinged or fixed panels, for window frames, door openings and room dividers.
- Appearance. Suitable for both modern and traditional South Australian homes, including arched, triangular, raked and bay windows.

Materials and configurations
Three materials, each made to measure. Basswood and PVC can be painted to any colour, at a small additional fee.
Configurations
- Louvre sizes of 63, 76, 89 or 114 mm. Larger slats give a more contemporary look; smaller slats suit traditional interior styles.
- A centre tilt rod, an offset control bar or an aluminium control bar, on the face or hidden on the reverse side of the panel.
- Mono Closure as standard with 135-degree blade rotation, or Dual Closure with 180-degree blade rotation.
- A mid-rail on larger windows, so the top and bottom halves operate separately.
- Mortise and tenon joints for greater strength.

A closer look






What's new in plantation shutters

What's new
Consider installing a clear or light tint 3M Window Film on the window behind wooden Plantation Shutters. The 3M film blocks 99.9% of damaging UV light, protecting the delicate surface of the Cedar from fading and changing colour. This increases the life of your investment and the beauty of the shutter’s finish while also improving heat insulation within your home.

What's popular
White Basswood Shutters have been in vogue for a number of years and show no signs of declining. Choosing white creates a beautiful plantation shutter look while ensuring maximum flexibility with interior décor choices and future-proofing your investment. Additionally, these shutters work seamlessly with plantation blinds for enhanced insulation and aesthetic appeal.

What colours
Need a shutter in a custom colour? The Stan Bond Basswood and PVC shutter ranges can be painted to any colour, at a small additional fee. Our manufacturing partners are able to digitally match paint colours and make your shutters to the perfect shade for your interior decor, ensuring they complement the overall style of your home. Whether you choose Australian plantation shutters or a modern internal shutter, your space will exude sophistication and practicality.
What affects the quote
The cost of plantation shutters is based on the material used and the size of the shutter. At the measure we talk through:
- The size of each opening
- How many windows and doors
- Material: Basswood, Western Red Cedar or PVC
- Panel configuration and how the panels open
- A custom paint colour, for Basswood and PVC
- Access to each window
- What the installation needs, such as a non-standard shape
The written quote lists what was chosen. For a guide to prices, read how much are plantation shutters? or the price answer under questions below.

How the job runs
Stan Bond offer a free no-obligation consultation on plantation shutters.
Consultation
We provide an in-home consultation offering expert advice on all your options, and recommendations based on your personal style, needs, and budget.
Design
We work closely with you to understand your unique needs and provide a customised design solution, ensuring the final product is of high quality and meets your expectations.
Installation
Our experienced installers measure each window, prepare the space and fit your plantation shutters with precision and care for a neat, polished finish.
Questions about plantation shutters
What materials are plantation shutters made from?
Stan Bond plantation shutters are available in Basswood timber, Western Red Cedar, and PVC. PVC suits high-humidity areas like bathrooms; Basswood and Cedar are ideal for living areas and bedrooms.
What louvre (slat) sizes are available for plantation shutters?
Stan Bond offers 63mm, 76mm, 89mm, and 114mm louvre sizes. Larger slats give a more contemporary look and better light control; smaller slats suit traditional interior styles.
Can plantation shutters be fitted to arched or irregular windows?
Yes. Stan Bond custom-manufactures plantation shutters for arched, triangular, raked, and bay windows. A free in-home measure is required for non-standard shapes.
How long does it take to supply and install plantation shutters?
Typical lead time is 8 to 12 weeks from the final measure to installation, depending on material, size and the current production schedule.
How much do plantation shutters cost?
The cost of Plantation Shutters is based on the material used and the size of the shutter. Generally, the cost of Plantation Shutters is between $350 to $450 per square meter for PVC or Timber Shutters including installation. Western Red Cedar Shutters and Aluminium Shutters are generally more expensive and range from $450 to $900 per meter square installed.
Are plantation shutters a blockout?
While Plantation Shutters will block out the majority of light entering a room, they are considered a “room darkening” product rather than full block out. This is because some light may still filter through the blades, even when they are closed.
Do plantation shutters keep out the cold?
Plantation Shutters are an economic and beautiful insulator from the heat and cold. Shutters help to keep your home a comfortable temperature all year round, which means less need for heating and cooling, therefore lowering your power bill.
What are the maximum dimensions of a plantation shutter?
Plantation Shutters can be manufactured to suit almost any space. However for larger areas, more panels and support systems will be required.
How do I clean my plantation shutters?
Plantation Shutters are easy to clean and maintain. Simply wipe over with a clean, dry microfibre cloth. For any stubborn spots or marks, use a microfibre cloth dampened with warm water. Add a small amount of mild detergent to the warm water if necessary.

What is covered
All parts repaired or replaced if they do not work correctly.
No cost for any onsite work or for transporting the product.
If a part of your product has a longer warranty than 5 years, we pass that on in full.
For the first two years a warranty claim costs you nothing. If it is broken, we fix it. Applies to the original owner and to orders placed from 1 July 2019. Damage or incorrect use is not covered. Read the Comfort Warranty.
Knowledge Centre
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