Outdoor Shutters Sunshine Coast

Outdoor Shutters Built for Sunshine Coast Living

Outdoor living is a way of life on the Sunshine Coast — from long summer evenings spent dining alfresco to relaxing poolside weekends.

The right shutters make these spaces more comfortable, private and protected.

At Coverings Sunshine Coast, we install Ozroll Cyclone Rated Outdoor Shutters, engineered for strength, style and year-round performance in coastal conditions. 

We’ve got you covered with our large range of designs for outdoor shutters, which balance both form and function:

  • Centralised rail fin enables full blade rotation in either direction.
  • The new tilt bar design blocks light penetration.
  • Inclusion of the variable rail enhances the panel size configuration options to fit all openings.
  • Punched and powder-coated stiles improve corrosion resistance and eliminate noisy window coverings
  • Huge range of accessories, including fly screen adaptors

Designed to Inspire.

Every piece tells a story of modern design, comfort, and enduring quality.

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Fixed panels

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Sliding shutters

Bi fold systems

Bi-fold systems

Wide range of fitting options for outdoor shutters:

Our range of outdoor shutters has been designed to eliminate waste through improvements in fabrication and assembly time, whilst accommodating a range of hardware for use in multiple applications. This has been achieved through:

  • Simple square cuts on frames.
  • Pre-punched powder-coated stiles.
  • Inclusion of calculation tables to improve quotation time.
  • New spring-loaded, UV-stabilised glass-filled nylon end caps with stainless steel pins.
  • Modified screw flutes reduce ‘snap-offs’ and head stripping.

Typical configurations

Outdoor Shutters panels

Benefits of Outdoor Shutters

  • Cyclone rated strength – peace of mind in strong winds and storms
  • Sun protection – block harsh UV and reduce heat
  • Privacy control – create a private space without closing it in
  • Insulation – cooler in summer, warmer in winter
  • Noise reduction – reduce external noise
  • Security – an added layer of protection
  • Durability – designed for coastal environments
  • Style flexibility – clean, modern finishes
  • Perfect for outdoor living – ideal for patios, balconies and pool areas

Strength & Coastal Performance

Outdoor shutters need to perform in tough conditions — especially on the Sunshine Coast.

That’s why we use Ozroll outdoor shutters, designed to:

  • Withstand coastal conditions and salt air
  • Maintain performance over time
  • Provide reliable strength and durability
  • Handle everyday use in exposed environments
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Client Love Notes

Discover why homeowners, designers, and professionals choose us to bring beauty and function into their spaces.

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Brennan and the team at Coverings did a superb and neat job of the new floor. Definitely would recommend and use again in future.

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Why Choose Us

25 Years of Experience

25 Years of Experience

Free Quote & Measure

Free Quote & Measure

Free Colour Consultation

Curated Showroom Selections

Up to 25 Year Product Warranty

Up to 25 Year Product Warranty

Australian Made Products

Australian Made Products

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Guidance Every Step of the Way

Frequently Asked Questions About Outdoor Shutters on the Sunshine Coast

The cost of outside window shutters on the Sunshine Coast can vary depending on several factors, including:

  • Material
  • Size
  • Style

As an average, the price of outside window shutters on the Sunshine Coast can range from $250 to $450 per square metre.

Looking for a more accurate and personalised quote? We can help. Reach out on (07) 5315 8160 to speak to a member of the Coverings Sunshine Coast team and for an obligation-free quote.

The best person to answer this question is YOU. The “best” type of exterior shutter depends on several factors, including your personal preferences, the architectural style of your home, climate conditions, and budget. To help get your creative thoughts flowing, here are some popular types of exterior shutters.

Louvered Shutters: Louvered shutters feature horizontal slats that allow airflow and provide a classic, traditional look. They are versatile and can suit various architectural styles.

Raised Panel Shutters: Raised panel shutters have solid panels that create a more substantial and formal appearance. They work well with colonial, Georgian, or Federal style homes.

Board and Batten Shutters: Board and batten shutters are made of vertical boards held together by horizontal battens. They offer a rustic and charming look, often seen on farmhouse-style homes.

Bahama Shutters: Bahama shutters are hinged at the top and open outward. They provide shade, privacy, and protection from storms. Bahama shutters are commonly found in tropical regions.

Plantation Shutters: Plantation shutters are typically made of wood or synthetic materials and feature wide louvres. They are often used for interior windows but can also be installed externally. They offer a timeless and elegant look.

When choosing the best type of exterior shutter for your home, remember to consider factors such as durability, maintenance requirements, aesthetic appeal, and how well they complement your home’s architecture.

The lifespan of your exterior shutters can vary depending on several factors, including the material they are made of, the quality of construction, the local climate, and the level of maintenance they receive. To help you enjoy your shutters for longer, here are some estimations for the lifespan of common exterior shutter materials.

Wood: Wooden shutters can last anywhere from 10 to 20 years or more with proper maintenance. Regular sealing, painting, and protection from moisture are essential to prolong their lifespan.

Vinyl: Vinyl shutters are known for their durability and resistance to rot, insects, and weather damage. With proper care, vinyl shutters can last 20 years or more.

Aluminium: Aluminium shutters are lightweight, low-maintenance, and highly resistant to corrosion. They can have a lifespan of 20 years or more.

Composite: Composite shutters, made from a combination of materials such as wood fibres and polymers, offer the look of wood with increased durability and resistance to moisture. Their lifespan can range from 15 to 25 years.

While exterior shutters can enhance the appearance and functionality of a home, there are certain situations where they may not be suitable or necessary. Here are a few scenarios in which the use of exterior shutters may be discouraged:

✘ Non-Functional Shutters: If the shutters are purely decorative and cannot be opened or closed, it may be more appropriate to consider alternative decorative elements for your home’s exterior. Non-functional shutters that are improperly sized or positioned can look unnatural and detract from the architectural integrity of the house.

✘ Modern or Contemporary Architecture: Exterior shutters are typically associated with traditional or historical architectural styles. If your home has a modern or contemporary design, shutters may not align with the overall aesthetic and could appear out of place. Instead, consider using alternative window treatments that complement the architectural style, such as sleek blinds or minimalist shades.

✘ Small Windows or Inadequate Proportions: Installing exterior shutters on small windows or windows that are disproportionately sized in relation to the shutters can create an unbalanced and awkward look. It’s important to consider the scale and proportions of your windows and select shutters that appropriately fit and enhance the overall appearance.

✘ Extreme Weather Conditions: In areas prone to extreme weather events, it may not be advisable to use exterior shutters that are not specifically designed and tested for such conditions. In these instances, it’s crucial to prioritise the safety and protection of your home by utilising approved storm protection systems.

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