Mortice & Tenon Joints

All of our shutters are manufactured using Mortice & Tenon Joints where the side stiles of the doors meet the top and bottom rails.

This durable fixing is where a solid piece of wood is formed to produce both the rail and the tenon tongue.

The stile is then formed with a mortice hole and the two slot together.

Mortice & Tenon joints have been in use for thousands of years, however we add a grooved overlap expansion joint to assist with movement.

This form of joining is more durable than using dowls and creates a quality shutter.

To find out more about the way our shutters are built to last please book a consultation with one of our expert team.