Shutter planning

Shutters by Room

Compare shutter considerations for bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens and shaped openings.

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Compare the details

Start with the opening and the way the room is used; then compare panel layout, materials and finish.

Full-height louvred panels offer a classic frame with adjustable light and privacy.

Separate upper and lower panels can be opened independently for flexible privacy.

Half-height coverage can screen the lower part of a window while leaving the upper view open.

Made-to-measure panels can be considered for arched, angled and other distinctive windows.

Panels on a track can suit selected wide openings and glazed doors; measure and layout matter.

Explore shutter layouts for angled or curved bays, with careful attention to each panel.

A single panel arrangement can cover the full window while keeping a clean, balanced look.

Solid panels create a more substantial appearance and a different light-control style.

Moisture-resistant materials may suit some rooms; confirm the exact product specification.

A close-fitting shutter system may work for selected frames; check compatibility and clearances.

A measured choice

Questions to bring to your consultation

Note angles, bay sections, handles and any unusual frame details.

Consider where panels should open and how much access you need to the window.

Compare colours and material samples alongside the room’s existing finishes.