Timber Shutters

Natural warmth. Timeless character.

Timber Shutters

Winning investment in your home.

If you're looking for new indoor timber shutters, a great option to consider is stylish and resilient basswood. Basswood, otherwise known as linden wood, is a type of hardwood that comes from the tilia family of trees and is popular for its lightweight and durable properties, in addition to its attractive appearance.

Basswood plantation shutters are increasing in popularity in Australian homes due to the hard-wearing nature of the wood. If you've always wanted natural wood shutters but have feared that they will warp or damage easily, these are the shutters for you. Basswood is not a porous wood, meaning the wood is not easily affected by heat or water. Of course, no wood is completely resistant to prolonged moisture exposure, so basswood indoor shutters should only be installed in bathrooms or kitchens if they are well-ventilated.

As previously mentioned, basswood also has an attractive, fine texture, resulting in a uniform, smooth finish that adds to the beauty of these modern shutters. Another benefit of basswood is that this type of timber is also less likely to bleed or produce excess resin, resulting in top quality wood that can be customised to match your decor. Here at Half Price Blinds, we offer basswood timber shutters in a variety of white and cream shades.

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Why choose Basswood Timber Shutters

Timber Shutters offer timeless appeal, natural beauty, and reliable performance. Crafted from smooth Basswood, they bring warmth and character to any room while allowing precise control over light and privacy. A perfect blend of style and function, they enhance interiors with long-lasting quality and elegant design.

  • Natural Basswood Timber: Lightweight, stable, and sustainably sourced with a smooth, even grain.
  • Classic Style: Delivers a warm, organic look that suits both traditional and contemporary homes.
  • Custom Made Fit: Tailored to your exact window size for a perfect, polished finish.
  • Great for Living Areas: Enhances living rooms, dining spaces, and bedrooms with natural beauty and softness.
  • Low Maintenance: Wipe clean with a soft cloth—no harsh chemicals or upkeep required.
Bedroom shutter in white

Buy Basswood Timber Shutters Online

Add natural beauty to your home with our Basswood Timber Shutters. Made from lightweight, sustainably sourced wood, these shutters combine timeless design with practical light control. Whether for living rooms, bedrooms, or dining areas, Timber Shutters offer insulation, privacy, and effortless style. Order online today and enjoy premium timber shutters delivered direct to your door.

Frequently Asked Questions about Basswood Shutters

Find answers to our most commonly asked questions below.

What is Basswood and why is it used for shutters?

Basswood is a lightweight, stable hardwood with a fine, even grain—ideal for shutters. It resists warping, holds paint or stain beautifully, and offers a premium timber finish with everyday durability.

Are Basswood Shutters suitable for all rooms?

Yes, Basswood Shutters are perfect for living areas, bedrooms, dining spaces, and studies. However, we recommend Aluminium Shutters for wet areas like bathrooms or laundries due to their superior moisture resistance.

Can I customise the colour or finish of my Basswood Shutters?

Absolutely. Basswood is excellent for customisation. You can choose from a wide range of painted or stained finishes to suit your décor and create a seamless, built-in look.

How do I clean Basswood Shutters?

Simply dust regularly with a soft cloth or microfiber duster. For spot cleaning, use a damp cloth—avoid excess moisture and harsh chemicals to preserve the finish.

Do Basswood Shutters provide insulation?

Yes. The solid timber panels help reduce heat transfer and regulate indoor temperature, offering improved insulation and potentially lowering energy costs over time.