Interwar bays, terraces and bungalows
Across Whitton and Heathfield, 1930s interwar housing sits alongside terraces and bungalows. Their front windows can include bays and taller openings with different angles, glazing lines and reveal depths, so each existing shutter frame needs to be assessed against its actual window.
We measure every bay face, inspect the complete hinge line and compare louvre-control movement across the panel. This shows whether re-hanging or a component repair can resolve the fault, while restoration is reserved for stable shutters where several working parts and the finish need coordinated treatment. Across Whitton's interwar bays, terraces and bungalows, the angles and hinge line clarify whether the visible problem belongs to one leaf or to movement shared by the frame.
