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'information':'
Sizes
Adjust the Size of the thermal shutter to match your measurements
Entering your measurements
This Step of the process allows you to submit the sizes, in Millimeters (mm), that you would like the thermal shutters manufactured to.
Our survey sheet and how to measure a shutter guide provide detailed guidance on measuring up correctly for thermal shutters.
Depending on your input, the minimum and maximum dimensions are as follows.

Please change the size of the thermal shutter to match your measurements. Click on any size (Shown in millimetres) which appears with either a red arrow above them or just with numerals with a blue line through (See above).

Amend each size as required, within any minimum or maximum production sizes allowed, which may appear highlighted in a black text box (See above)

If you enter any size which is above or below the current maximum or minimum a text box will appear (See above).

Certain sizes will be automatically calculated based on other size information shown for each window. These appear as white numerals in a red text box (See above)
Manufacturing and measurement tolerances
Our manufacturing works within tolerances of 2-3mm.
Need Help?
If you are having any problems or have any questions about the window you want to order please call our Sales Department on 01234 868 628
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steps[3]={
'information':' Choose your opening style
Please consider your room layout, the number of panels you have, and the direction in which you would like the main panel to open. This will allow you to choose your Opening Hinge Orientation.
- Refer to the Hinge Notes on the Survey Sheet to understand your options
If you have any further questions, please refer to our website or contact our customer support team.
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steps[4]={
'information':' Mounting your shutter
When measuring, please ensure you have used our survey sheet and how to measure a shutter guide for full instructions. The below information is to be used as a high-level guide only.
What is an Inside Mount Fixing/Recess Window/Reveal Fix:

A recess is the space created when a window is set back from the interior wall of the room. A reveal fix involves installing the shutter within that recessed opening

This is the measurement you need to take if you want your shutters to fit inside the window recess. Measure the full width and height of the recess (the size of the hole, if you like).
To calculate exact measurements, view our survey sheet and how to measure a shutter guide
What is an Outside Mount Fixing/Non-Recess/Face Fix:

A non-recess window is not set back from the interior wall. If there is no recess, the shutters will need to be outside mount fixed/face fixed - they can be attached to the window frame, trim, or surrounding walls.

To measure for face mount shutters, you will need to measure the width and height of the window frame, considering the desired location of the shutter:
Measure the exact width of the window recess you want the shutters to cover. Once you have done the calculations recheck to ensure there are no obstructions.
Measure the exact height of the window recess you want the shutters to cover. Once you have done the calculations recheck to ensure there are no obstructions
Accurate measurements are key to hassle-free installation.
Before any order is processed, we will be in contact with you to confirm and double-check any measurements you provide.
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'information':' Choose Your Colour
The colours displayed are intended to be used as a guide only. Please refer to additional information for further details.
Our thermal shutters are supplied as standard in white. The low-gloss finish provides a smooth, easy-to-clean surface, and being a neutral colour, the white shutters are bound to compliment any room.

Painted white as standard
If you would prefer your shutters to stand out as a feature, we also offer two wallpaper finishes to choose from: a grey textured finish or a beige textured finish, both designed to create a stylish look in any room.

Beige textured finish

Grey textured finish
Regardless of the finish you choose from the options available, we will apply it for you, saving YOU the hassle. Once installed, you can begin to enjoy the benefits of your new thermal shutters straight away.
Thinking of something a little different?
There is no reason why you cannot paint or wallpaper the thermal shutters to a colour/style of your choosing. As change the design of your room, you can change the design of your shutters.
Please note that the maximum width for a wallpapered sash is 520mm or 600mm for a single shuttered sash.
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'information':' Add an Optional Window
By default, all our thermal shutters are supplied without a window. However, choosing the window option provides the added flexibility of introducing partial light into any room without sacrificing the thermal efficiency achieved by keeping your shutters closed.
Please note that the minimum width for a sash with glazing is 420mm.
The subtle and compact window design features small sliding shutters, complete with solid gold knobs for ease of use. This allows you to effortlessly adjust how much light enters the room.
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