Shutter Styles We Offer

Here at The Home Shutter Company, we pride ourselves on offering a diverse range of shutter styles, recognising that every home is as unique as its owner. Our selection encompasses various styles: Full Height, Cafe Style, Tier on Tier, Bay Window, Tracked System, Custom Shape, and Solid Pane. Eeach designed to cater to different preferences and practical needs.

Full Height: These shutters cover the entire height of the window, offering a classic and elegant look. They provide excellent light control and privacy while adding a sense of sophistication to any room.

Cafe Style: Cafe Style shutters cover only the lower portion of the window, leaving the top uncovered. They offer privacy without blocking natural light, making them ideal for street-facing windows or spaces where privacy is needed without sacrificing daylight.

Tier on Tier: Tier on Tier shutters consist of two separate panels, one on top of the other. Each tier can be operated independently, providing versatile control over light and privacy. They are well-suited for tall windows or those requiring flexible adjustments.

Bay Window: Bay Window shutters are tailored to fit the unique angles and curves of bay windows. They offer a seamless and elegant solution for these challenging window styles, enhancing both aesthetics and functionality.

Tracked System: Tracked System shutters operate on a sliding track, making them an excellent choice for larger windows and patio doors. Their smooth functionality and sleek design offer optimal light control and ease of operation.

Custom Shape: Custom Shape shutters are crafted to fit non-standard or uniquely shaped windows. They are made-to-measure, providing a tailored solution for specialty windows, ensuring a perfect fit and complementing the overall aesthetics.

Solid Panel: Solid Panel shutters feature full panels without slats. They offer maximum privacy, insulation, and light blocking when closed, making them an ideal choice for bedrooms or rooms where complete darkness or insulation is desired.