Full Height Shutters

Covering the full height of the window, this is one of our most popular and flexible installation styles. The shutters work as two separated panels, one on each side of the window, which can be operated independently. This means you are able to choose whether you wish to let light in by opening the panels or add privacy by closing them completely. Acting like doors.

For that reason, they are a useful feature for key living spaces, such as living rooms, bedrooms or areas where a need for privacy is essential such as near roads where you may encounter onlookers.

What are the benefits of full height shutters?

Full height shutters are a great option because they extend the full height of the window giving the full benefit of privacy, light blockage where preferred. The classic full height shutter extending up the height of the window can also feature a divider rail for separate slat section control, a hidden break which still offers this different section control or just the full height of the window with no break. The choice is yours!

What is the most popular window to have Full Height shutters on?

The good news about this shutter style is it can virtually be added to any window shape and size. Now, if we take into consideration the way houses are built in London, full height shutters for bay and sash windows will certainly be amongst the most popular window styles for it.

Do I have to have a divider rail in my Full Height shutters?

This really depends on the height of your window and shutter. We build long lasting shutters and as part of this we will always ensure that your shutters are structurally sound. If you have a particularly tall window and shutter, you may require a divider rail however should this be the case we will always be transparent at the point of measure or when you provide your measurements for a rough indication of costs. The divider rail is a fantastic addition to the shutters and many customers will choose to add this to their shutters regardless of whether it is required for structural purposes or not.