Full Height Shutters

Full height shutters are a type of window treatment that covers the entire length of the window frame. Full-height shutters are a great option if you’re looking for maximum privacy, as they cover the entire window. They’re also well suited to many different parts of the home, including living rooms, and bedrooms.

Café Style Shutters

Café-style shutters cover only the bottom half of the window, leaving the top exposed. They are perfect for ground-level windows in living areas or kitchens. These shutters are a great way to add privacy to your windows while still allowing natural light to enter the room.

Tier on Tier Shutters

Tier-on-tier shutters are a type of shutter that has two separate panels that can be opened and closed independently. One practical benefit of this design is that you can have the lower panels closed for privacy while still letting in lots of light through the top panels.

Solid Panel Shutters

Full solid shutters are mostly made from a solid piece of wood, they do not have individual slats/louvers, and cover the whole window frame without louvers, making them very durable and low maintenance. They are a great choice for anyone wanting to maintain a traditional Victorian look for their windows.

Half Solid Panel Shutters

With a solid lower half, you get privacy, security, and insulation. Yet the upper half can be easily adjusted to let in more or less light, depending on your preference or time of day. This makes half-solid shutters the perfect choice for those who want the best of both worlds.

Special Shaped Shutters

There is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to shutters. They come in a variety of sizes and shapes to suit any window. Special-shaped shutters can be custom-made to fit any tricky window, enhancing its natural beauty. If you have a difficult window to cover, shutters are the ideal solution.

Bi-Fold Shutters

Bi-Fold Shutters are hinged together or placed on a track system, with multiple panels on the track that can fold back to either or both sides at a 90° angle to the track. Whether you want to fully open or just tilt the louvers, bi-folding shutters give you plenty of options. They’re also well suited for flat windows and doors.

Bi-Pass Shutters

They operate on a track, generally located at the top of the frame, and have a small nylon guide at the bottom to keep both panels in line. This allows for a smooth, easy slide when opening and closing the shutters.

Blackout Shutters

The integrated blackout blind ensures that when not in use, it is hidden away neatly behind the shutter. It means that only the shutter is visible, providing a sleek and tidy look.

In this blog post, we will be discussing 9 different shutter styles for every room and window in your home. We’ll go over the pros and cons of each style, plus some tips on how to choose the right one for your space: [ Ссылка ].

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