Thame

Discover stylish internal shutters in Thame

Perfect for homes throughout the Thame area, shutters add a whole load of charm to any property, especially those with a contemporary flavour. As a solid window covering, they provide a degree of insulation against heat loss while also ensuring increased light control and privacy.

One of the qualities of hardwood shutters that benefits both home and business owners alike is that they provide privacy from neighbouring properties and passers-by, without sacrificing the levels of incoming natural light.

Both bay window and tier-on-tier internal shutters are a popular choice, together with track window shutters for patio doors, or for use as room dividers. There is a range of different colours and styles to capture your imagination, so no matter what style of interiors you are trying to achieve there’ll be a shutter just for you.

Get in touch with the team at Shuttercraft today to book a free home survey and discover your ideal choice to compliment your interiors. We provide to tailor to every taste, with custom made products in a wide range of different colours, styles and sizes.

About Thame

Located on the banks of the River Thame, the town also known as Thame is conveniently situated, roughly halfway between Oxford and Aylesbury, connected via the A418 to the M40 motorway between London and Birmingham.

Thame initially grew during the Anglo-Saxon period but has since continued to grow, developing an individual character whilst preserving its history. There are medieval buildings still standing alongside Georgian and Victorian architecture, with a visually striking market place in the boat-shaped high street still shows Thame’s trading origins.

There was an Abbey founded in Thame in 1138 to be used by monks of the Cistercian Order. In the 16th century the abbey was pulled apart and the church demolished during the Dissolution of the Monasteries under Henry VIII. A large country house known as Thame Park was built on the site, incorporating parts of the abbey such as the early-16th century abbot’s house. Tied to the abbey but not on the same site, the Prebendary House near St. Mary’s Church became the home of Bee Gee Robin Gibb until his death in 2012.

Jonathan More, half of the electronic music Coldcut and founder of the Ninja Tune record label, was born in Thame, as was Ronald Lee, the British Army officer and cricketer who once played for the Oxfordshire and Cambridge University teams in the late Victorian era.

Contact your local Shuttercraft and book your free home appointment today. Revolutionising homes across Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire and Oxfordshire including the area around Thame, you’ll be delighted to know that Shuttercraft is fitting premium made-to-measure shutters near you.