How to Repair Warping of Window Roller Shutters?

Though the problems of warping have been minimized with the use of non-wood shutters, but it still exists. Warping generally occurs when the shutters are not sealed properly. Any professional shutter installer knows that the sealing inside the wooden siding, before the installation, is essential to resist warping. Sealing the wooden siding controls the amount of moisture that is absorbed on the sides, thus eliminating chances of twisting. The inside part of a shutter is not exposed to the elements of nature, so one good sealing can be enough for the entire lifespan. While the other side of your shutter is exposed to sunlight and moisture, so it has a higher probability of facing warping. The good thing about warping of roller shutter in Adelaide homes is that they can be treated by following a series of steps.

It is important to show a loving attitude while you are mending the window roller shutters in Adelaide. Separate all the shutter’s slats and gather them up on a table. Arrange this table beforehand and place it just beside the work area. Removing the slats would be fairly easy, the slats might have already separated from the frame and fall out. You have to align the slats quickly and side by side clamp the separated parts of shutter back. Some wooden screws may be used to reinforce the separated areas. It will also help the clamps work. The warped shutter would generally resist assembling. If the clamping does not completely close the gap, you might use a hammer but be very soft in your approach. There might be a small gap still left, use some caulk to fill this gap.

Before the applied glue dries out, lay the shutter flat again on the table using some more clamps. When you are laying the shutter flat, have the cupped side (stained side) upwards. Let the set up remain as it is for about 24 hours. The warping would be cured when you check out the next time.