Icon Cedar Shutters

Icon Cedar Shutters are Apollo’s Western Red Cedar plantation shutter option, designed for interiors where natural warmth, timber character and a refined finish matter. Western Red Cedar is a medium-density, lightweight softwood known for its insulating qualities and timeless appearance.

Finished with a UV-stabilised lacquer for interior use, Icon Cedar Shutters suit living rooms, bedrooms, dining areas and feature windows where a softer natural timber look is preferred. They can also be constructed for shaped applications, including circular, arched and angled panels.

Because cedar is a natural timber, variation in colour is part of its character. Apollo notes that Icon Cedar is not recommended for high-traffic areas where the shutters may be bumped or knocked regularly.

• Western Red Cedar plantation shutters
• Medium-density, lightweight softwood
• Natural variation in colour is a characteristic of Cedar
• Finished with a UV-stabilised single-pack lacquer for interior use
• Best insulating qualities of all timber types
• 63mm, 89mm and 114mm aerofoil blades
• Bi-directional closure as standard
• Mortise and tenon joints
• Available with traditional or urban stiles
• Circular, arched and angled panels available
• Not recommended for high-traffic areas where they may be bumped or knocked regularly

• Product name: Icon Cedar Shutters
• Product type: Timber plantation shutters / cedar louvre shutters
• Timber species: Western Red Cedar
• Botanical name: Thuja Plicata
• Timber class: Softwood
• Timber family: Cypress family of trees
• Material profile: Medium-density, lightweight softwood
• Blade sizes: 63mm, 89mm and 114mm aerofoil blades
• Panel width: Can span up to 900mm per panel width
• Finish: UV-stabilised single-pack lacquer
• Use: Interior use
• Closure: Bi-directional closure as standard
• Joint construction: Mortise and tenon joints
• Stile options: Traditional or urban stiles
• Shape options: Circular, arched and angled panels available
• Best for: Living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms and feature windows
• Not recommended for: High-traffic areas where shutters may be bumped or knocked regularly
• Category: Timber Shutters