Full-Height Shutters – A Classic and Practical Choice

Full-Height Shutters cover the entire window from top to bottom, offering a sleek and uniform look while providing excellent light control and privacy. These shutters are one of the most popular choices for homes due to their versatility and ability to complement various window styles.

Benefits of Full-Height Shutters

• Coverage & Privacy – As they cover the entire window, full-height shutters provide full privacy when closed.
• Superior Light Control – By adjusting the louvres, you can control the amount of natural light entering your room.
• Enhanced Insulation – The full-frame design of these shutters helps to minimise drafts, retaining warmth in winter and keeping rooms cool in summer, making them an energy-efficient choice.
• Aesthetic Appeal – Their timeless design adds elegance and enhances the visual appeal of any space.
• Versatile for Different Window Sizes – Suitable for small, medium, and large windows, as well as doors.

Our full height shutters, sometimes known as tall shutters or floor-to-ceiling plantation shutters, are ideal for homes seeking clean lines and functional elegance

Full-Height Shutters with a Mid-Break – Added Flexibility

A mid-break is a horizontal dividing section that allows the upper and lower louvres to be adjusted independently. This feature adds an extra level of flexibility to full-height shutters, making them an excellent option for rooms requiring both privacy and light control.

Advantages of Mid-Breaks:

• Independent Louvre Control – You can keep the bottom louvres closed for privacy while tilting the top louvres open for natural light.
• Ideal for Bedrooms & Living Areas – Popular for bedrooms and street-facing windows, mid-break shutters provide privacy without sacrificing daylight.
• Enhanced Stability – Larger shutters benefit from a mid-break, reducing the risk of warping or sagging over time.
• Slat Size Considerations – When using a fixed mid-break, choosing the right slat size is crucial. Larger slats create more variation in the size of the top and bottom sections, as well as the mid-rail, affecting the overall balance and alignment of the shutter. Opting for a smaller slat size can help maintain a more proportionate and visually cohesive design.