Looking for window shutters in Trench? The coverage of Shuttercraft helps transform homes across the UK, including right here in Trench.
At Shuttercraft, we are increasingly trusted by people throughout the Telford area to provide a friendly service, fitting made-to-measure shutters and blinds that truly transform their homes and businesses. We don’t just focus on our impressive range of styles and material, how we take care of you is as much of a priority, from the first contact to the finished result.
If you are considering window shutters for your Trench home, look no further than Shuttercraft. The widest selection of styles, colours and materials means that you can choose a shutter to suit your tastes, whether classic or contemporary.
Shuttercraft offers a local service throughout the Trench area and surrounding parts of Telford and Shropshire such as Wellington, Shawbirch, Donnington, Hadley, Ketley and Apley.
See plantation shutters and the wide range of window shutter styles available today from your local Shuttercraft, and we're sure you'll find something to fall in love with.
Whatever the shape or size of your windows and openings, you can rest assured there will be a range of shutters to suit your interior.
It’s not just about our impressive range of shutter styles and materials. It’s as much about how we take care of you, from the first contact to the finished result.
Customers trust us all over the UK to provide a friendly, dependable service.
We help you realise your design visions at Shuttercraft, working with you to find just the right product to meet your ideas and requirements. Whether the style you choose is full height, track, solid panel or café style, we are confident that we will have the right shutter just for you.
Being crafted from premium materials makes shutters longlasting, durable, and insulating when the louvres are closed, reducing heat loss through your windows, helping you save on winter utility bills.
Bays, unusually shaped windows and conservatories are all popular in Trench properties, but as all our internal shutters are made-to-measure, the fit will be perfect for any shape or size. There are a range of colour options, including custom colour, giving you a broad choice of shutters to totally complement your existing interiors or new design choices.
Book a free survey today, without any obligation to buy, and we’ll visit your home, taking detailed measurements for an accurate quote, as well as showing you samples, provide experienced design advice to help you choose the shutters that are right for you.
The Telford suburb of Trench is based around the ancient byway of the Trench Way, a route that existed as early as the late 13th century and connected the towns of Newport and Wellington. Some of the route of Trench Way still exists as Trench Road, but by and large the old byway has been built over, redeveloped, and rerouted around newer developments.
Trench was once the site of an inclined plane, a form of cable railway used on canals for raising or lowering a boat from one height to another. Crafted in 1793, the Trench Inclined Plane was operational until the 1920s, making it the last example of its kind in the UK. Whilst inclined planes are still found throughout the world, the growth of the British rail network led to significant reduction of canal routes to essentially being just for leisure pursuits.
Dalian Atkinson, the former professional footballer whose career covered Aston Villa, Sheffield Wednesday, and Spanish team Real Sociedad, is closely linked with Trench. Although he was born in Shrewsbury, Atkinson grew up in Trench, and also died there in tragic circumstances in 2016. A police officer was found guilty in 2021 of his manslaughter for intentionally using excessive force during restraint procedures while Atkinson was clearly suffering some sort of breakdown.
Whether you own a stylish semi-detached, classic townhouse or sleek modern apartment, there are shutters to suit your tastes. Book a free survey today to discover more.
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