Shutters planned around the architecture

Shutters influence the appearance of a façade and can help shade interiors from strong sunlight. Planning should consider the proportions of the openings, the arrangement across the elevation, colour and the intended method of use. The appropriate construction is selected for the individual building.

What should an initial enquiry include?

The following information helps with an initial review:

photographs of the façade and existing openings,

approximate dimensions and the number of shutters,

drawings or elevations, where available,

details of the preferred appearance and intended use.

Hohensee can then identify what further information is needed before the design is discussed and a specific quotation is prepared.

Explore completed examples

The existing shutter gallery presents published examples and provides visual inspiration. Material, construction and technical properties are confirmed separately for each project.

Selected photographs from the shutter gallery

Shutters — example from the Hohensee gallery

Shutters — construction example from the Hohensee gallery

Shutters — finish example from the Hohensee gallery

Frequently asked questions about shutters

What information should an enquiry contain?

Photographs, approximate dimensions, quantities and available drawings help with the initial review. Please also describe the expected appearance and intended use.

Where can I see examples?

Published photographs are available in the shutter gallery. The photographs do not replace the technical specification of a new project.

How can I request a specific quotation?

Use the quotation enquiry form and describe the project. The construction and applicable properties of the selected solution will be agreed in the quotation.