Full height shutters are a popular choice, and it's easy to see why: the clean lines make a window look taller and give a smart, elegant finish, and a hidden tilt rod makes it sleeker still. But there are seven styles in all, and the best one depends on the window and the room.
Full height
The classic plantation shutter covers the whole window in one run and gives you total control over light, privacy and airflow. You can choose a visible tilt rod for a traditional look or a hidden one for a cleaner line, and a mid-rail or split tilt lets you control sections separately. Have a look at our full height shutters.
Café style and tier on tier
Café style shutters cover only the bottom half of the window. You get privacy where you need it while the top stays open to daylight, which suits kitchens and street-facing rooms. Tier on tier shutters cover the whole window in two sections that open independently, so you can keep the lower half closed for privacy and let light in through the top.
Tracked shutters
Tracked shutters run on a bi-fold or by-pass track. They suit patio and conservatory doors, wide windows, built-in wardrobes and room dividers. Open them and light floods in. Close them and they divide the space.
Shutter & Shade
Shutter & Shade combines a shutter with a built-in blind that darkens the room. You get the classic shutter look by day and much better light reduction when you need it, which makes it a smart choice for bedrooms, nurseries and home cinemas.
Bay windows and unusual shapes
Bay window shutters are made for the exact angles of your bay. Special shaped shutters are for arched, angled and other non-standard windows, in our Bass Wood and Samoa hardwood ranges.
Not sure which to pick?
You don't have to decide alone. Every shutter is made to measure and the style is chosen window by window, so at your free home visit we'll look at each window with you and recommend what will work best, with no pressure. Book a visit, or browse our full range of shutter styles.
Once you've picked a style, our guides to choosing a shutter material and what to consider when buying shutters cover the rest.
Browse our shutter styles and materials to compare your options.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between café style and tier on tier shutters?+
Café style shutters cover only the bottom half of the window, leaving the top open to daylight. Tier on tier shutters cover the whole window in two independent sections, so you can open or close the upper and lower tiers separately.
Which shutter style is best for patio doors?+
Tracked shutters run on bi-fold or by-pass track systems, so they suit patio and conservatory doors, wide windows, built-in wardrobes and room dividers.
Which shutters make a bedroom dark enough for sleeping?+
Shutter & Shade combines a shutter with an integrated room darkening blind, so it suits bedrooms, nurseries and home cinemas.
Can I choose a different style for each room?+
Yes. Every shutter is made to measure and the style is chosen window by window. At your free home visit we look at each window with you and recommend what will work best.
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