Shutters are straight, wall isn't - gap problem

[cjdrum]

Evening all, just had some expensive plantation shutters fitted which look great except for one problem.

The wall on one side isn't straight so a gap opens up between the shutter and the wall from the bottom of the shutter getting wider as it goes up. It's about 28-29mm at its widest so caulk is no good. Would like to get your opinions if possible as to the options available:

Plastering - could we fill and skim over and colour match to the walls?
UPVC or wood trim - could we colour match and glue this on? Might this just look wonky as the gap isn't the same width all the way up?

I think removing the shutters would be a massive pain so if that could be avoided then more the better.

Any thoughts would be appreciated!

Thanks

Chris

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[Harbourwoodwork]

Send a few more pic's

 

[cjdrum]

Sure thanks

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• cjdrum
• 11 Mar 2013
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[cjdrum]

Sorry they're sideways on. Tried to show the gap from thin bottom to wide top

 

[Harbourwoodwork]

Its hard to get a total sense of what's going on without an overall view ,but it looks like a bead fitted all round, a plain flat bead would be best scribe to fit ,pre paint finish before fitting to save messing up new shutters.

 

[cjdrum]

thanks