Solid Shutters

What are Solid Shutters?

Solid shutters have a long history, commonly found in Georgian, Victorian, and Edwardian homes as window coverings, doors, screens, and room dividers. Unlike louvred shutters, they have no adjustable slats each panel is made from a single solid piece that swings fully open or closes completely to block out light. They can be configured as single flat panels or hinged panels that fold back neatly in a “Z” formation. Available in full-height, tier-on-tier, and café styles, solid shutters provide a classic, refined solution that can be customised to suit your home.

Benefits of Solid Shutters

• Solid shutters deliver complete privacy with no louvres to adjust, and are available in full-height, tier-on-tier, and café styles so you can select the configuration that best suits your needs.
• Manufactured from high-quality hardwood or faux wood, solid shutters are a robust and enduring choice that will continue to perform and look exceptional for years to come.
• By forming a solid barrier between your glazing and your interior, these shutters help to retain warmth, reduce heat loss, and act as a meaningful deterrent to potential intruders.
• Available in a wide selection of colours and materials, solid shutters can be personalised to complement the character and style of any room.
• Fitted by our experienced installation team, every solid shutter is installed with precision and care, ensuring a superior finish with discreet, unobtrusive fixings.
  

Common Installations of Solid Shutters

Solid shutters are a favoured option in rooms where a higher degree of privacy is a priority, including bathrooms, bedrooms, and ground floor rooms that face onto busy roads or public footpaths. Across Oxfordshire, from characterful stone cottages in Chipping Norton and Wantage to townhouses in Oxford and Henley-on-Thames, solid shutters provide an elegant and practical window solution that suits both traditional and contemporary properties alike.