Shutters that turn summer days into a pleasure.
A shutter mechanism with spruce slats for gazebos, patios and shelters. Shade, privacy and wind protection with one move of the hand.
Iron or aluminium mechanism
White, brown and anthracite
Spruce slat lengths in stock
Mechanisms and slats in stock
Our shutters work on a simple principle: spruce slats set in the mechanism rotate around their axis. By hand you smoothly set how much sun and air you let in, from fully open slats to complete privacy.
The combination of wood and iron looks natural on a gazebo, patio or shelter. Installation is simple and operation even easier, with no electricity and no extra maintenance.
The heart of the whole shutter. It is mounted on the structure of the gazebo or patio and holds the slats that rotate in it.
Quality spruce wood that you can stain in a shade of your choice to match your gazebo.
Choose the shade that suits your structure. You can also stain the spruce slats in your own shade.
White
Brown
Anthracite
By turning the slats you control the sunlight from full light to deep shade, at any time of day.
Closed slats shield your patio from curious looks from neighbours and passers-by.
The shutters stop drafts and wind, so you can enjoy your patio even on windy days.
No electricity or motors. You adjust the slats by hand, easily and at any time.
The combination of wood and iron looks honest and natural and fits a wooden gazebo perfectly.
We keep mechanisms and slats in stock, so you do not wait weeks for production.
Send us the dimensions of your gazebo, patio or shelter via the form or a message on Facebook.
We suggest the number and lengths of slats and a suitable mechanism, and send the price in advance.
We keep mechanisms and slats in stock, so we handle your order quickly.
You can install it with ordinary tools following our guide. If you do not feel up to it, we will recommend a fitter nearby.
These are the things customers ask us most often when deciding whether to order a shutter.
By arrangement we go through the slats and mechanisms together before you take them. You will see how they are made and how they fit together, and you can ask about anything straight away.
If that suits you better than a courier, we agree on a pickup point closer to your home. Just write where you are from and we will find a place that works for both sides.
An order confirmed on Monday is usually at the customer's home on Wednesday. We keep mechanisms and slats in stock, so there is no waiting for production.
The mechanisms are designed so that an ordinary DIYer with a drill and screwdriver can handle them. The holes are pre-marked and you have the whole procedure step by step in the installation guide below.
The shutter is essentially a kit. The mechanism is screwed to two opposite posts and the slats are inserted one by one. You need no electrician or special tools, just a drill, screwdriver, spirit level and a hacksaw.
Use them to check in advance whether the shutter fits your opening.
You will find the same labelling in the paper guide that comes with the goods. A is the basic installation of the whole mechanism, B is shortening for a lower panel and C is joining two mechanisms for a taller panel. Part A is enough for most customers.
Procedure for a panel at the full mechanism height, i.e. 107 cm. You will need a drill or screwdriver, a spirit level and the long and short screws included in the package. First measure the clear distance between the posts. One panel handles 50 to 150 cm; simply split a wider opening into two or three panels side by side.
Mechanisms come in pairs. Mechanism 1 is the left one, mechanism 2 the right one, and they are mirror images of each other. Hold them against the posts so the arms point into the panel facing each other. If you swap them, the slat will not fit into the opposite arms.
Each mechanism is anchored with six long screws into the marked holes. There are extra holes along the profile, so if a marked hole falls into a joint or a gap, use the neighbouring one. What matters is that both rails are plumb and at the same height.
Insert the slats only once both mechanisms are on the structure. Each goes into a pair of opposite rotating arms, working from top to bottom, slat by slat.
Each slat takes four short screws, two on the left and two on the right, always into the marked holes in the arm. The short screws are intended for this on purpose; a long screw must not go into the slat.
Grab any slat and turn it. The whole assembly must move at once and without resistance. If it binds somewhere, loosen the screws in that arm and realign the slat. Then the assembly is ready to use.
When you need a panel lower than 107 cm, the mechanism is shortened. This has no effect on how it works.
Shorten the mechanism with a hacksaw always in the gap between two rotating arms, never through an arm. Then clean the cut edge. You can safely divide it in half too.
The shortened mechanism is screwed on the same way, with long screws into the marked holes. If a hole is missing after shortening, simply drill a new one.
Nothing else changes. You insert the slats into the arms and secure each with four short screws exactly as in the basic installation.
For a taller wall, mechanisms are stacked on top of each other. Neither stacking nor shortening affects how the mechanism moves.
Mount the lower and upper mechanism on the same post so they line up. The spacing of the arms then stays the same over the full height and the slats sit in one line. Both pieces are screwed into the structure.
A full mechanism, a third, or two stacked: the assemblies can be combined freely and mounted at different heights. You deal with the panel width separately; one panel handles 50 to 150 cm.
We do not install shutters ourselves, but we work with fitters in the area who know our mechanisms and can install them. Write to us and we will recommend one.
Real photos of projects at customers' homes: gazebos, patios and facades with our shutters. The newest additions are at the top.
You can find more photos and videos on our Facebook.
In stock in lengths of 100, 150, 250, 300 and 400 cm
Iron or aluminium, depending on the dimensions of your patio
We put you in touch with a fitter in the area who knows our mechanisms
Prices are indicative. We prepare an exact quote based on the dimensions, just write via the form, with no obligation.
The slats rotate around their axis, so you smoothly control light, shade and draft. They do not pull up like a classic roller blind.
Two parts: the shutter mechanism (iron or aluminium) and spruce slats. You mount the mechanism on the structure of the gazebo, patio or shelter and simply insert the slats into it.
We stock spruce slats in lengths of 100, 150, 250, 300 and 400 cm. For one shutter we recommend slats up to 150 cm long.
A spruce slat costs 2,50 € per running metre. We prepare the price of the mechanism based on the dimensions of your patio or gazebo.
In most cases yes. The mechanism is screwed to the structure and the slats are inserted. A drill, screwdriver and spirit level are enough. You will find the procedure in the installation guide. We do not install shutters ourselves, but if you do not feel up to it, we will recommend a fitter in your area who has already worked with our mechanisms.
There are three colours to choose from: white, brown and anthracite. You can stain the spruce slats in a shade of your choice, so the final combination is entirely in your hands.
Send us the dimensions via the form below or a message on Facebook. We will prepare a no-obligation quote for you.
We handle orders and questions through messages on our Facebook page too, and we reply quickly.
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