SHUTTER STYLES

Full height shutters cover the whole window and provide a clean, streamlined look. They quite often have a divider rail or split in louvre controls, so you can operate the slats above and below it independently to control the amount of light.

Full Height shutters are ideal for providing privacy, insulation and noise control and can be adapted to any type of window. However, tall windows and French or patio doors really show these shutters at their best.

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Bay window shutters fit the architecture of the windows themselves, blending effortlessly with the décor of your room to provide an elegant and fashionable addition to any home. They give instant appeal to any house, no matter the age or style.

Café style shutters give you the opportunity to enjoy the privacy and style of shutters whilst still allowing sunlight into the room, as they only cover part of the window.

This shutter style is perfect for rooms where privacy is at a premium. They provide a beautiful decorative element to your window and enhance existing window features such as shaped windows or stained glass.

Tier-on-Tier offers a separate top tier that opens independently from the bottom. This gives you the added benefit of maintaining privacy while increasing light by having the bottom tier closed and the top tier open.

Tier-on-Tier shutters can be customised to have the split between the tiers positioned wherever suits. So you can either line them up with the rail of the window, or at a height that gives you the perfect amount of privacy.

Tracked shutters are an ideal choice for large glass expanses. They operate on a track which can be panels that bypass and slide past each other, or a bi-folding track that can be made to almost any configuration.

Solid panel shutters offer a sense of Victorian style and glamour and are an ideal alternative option to fully louvred panels. As they are not louvred, they do need to be opened in full to allow the light through, however, they offer minimal light bleed when closed at night. This also means that they offer even better insulating properties, so are perfect for older homes or those with single glazed windows.

Solid panel shutters can even be used as room dividers when combined with a track system.