Castlecroft

Discover stylish internal shutters in Castlecroft

If you live in Castlecroft and would like to add value to your property while increasing its kerb appeal, our friendly team will have a solution that is perfect for you. Ranging from premium wood, waterproof ABS and versatile MDF, there is a variety of shutter materials that could transform your space.

All of the products we supply at Shuttercraft are completely made-to-measure, ensuring a perfect fit every time, no matter the size or shape of the window to be dressed.

Shutters are the most flexible window covering on the market, offering light control, privacy and thermal insulation. They also help add value to properties, being a semi-permanent addition to the windows or doors.

Whether you are trying to create a classic or modern style for your property, there’ll be a shutter to match in various colours and finishes. As we work with you closely to determine your design choices, you can be assured of a perfect fit, fantastic style and quality that will last for years.

 If you are thinking of creating a new look in Castlecroft, simply pick up the phone and call Shuttercraft today.

About Castlecroft

Located around the main Castlecroft Road and Windmill Hill, the Wolverhampton suburb of Castlecroft is a scenic, quieter corner of the city that is named after a former manor house in the area. The Firs Inn pub is located on the joint of the two main roads and features exposed wooden beams with a traditional pub experience, right next to a small row of shops that includes a Boots Pharmacy and newsagent.

A more significant number of Castlecroft’s population is older than throughout the wider Wolverhampton area, accounting for more than double the percentage of pensioners in the rest of the city. In the most recent census, over 80% of people in the area identified as Christian, with only the brick-built Church of the Good Shepherd being available for worshippers in the immediate area.

The two distinct estates of Castlecroft, separated by the route of a former railway line, were built in the 1930s and 1950s to respond to the rapidly growing population in the city of Wolverhampton. The more rural setting of Castlecroft means that it has space for several sports grounds, meaning the home of the Wolverhampton Rugby Union Club, the Wightwick and Finchfield Cricket Club, and the ground for AFC Wulfrunians, are all in close proximity to the south of the area.

Shuttercraft offers a range of custom-crafted products to suit every taste, making a perfect solution for Castlecroft homeowners. Book a free home survey today and discover a choice to complement your interiors.