Shutters Gallery

Real Homes. Real Installations. Real Results.

Our shutters gallery showcases genuine installations completed by our in-house team across a wide range of homes. From classic Victorian bay windows to contemporary extensions with bifold doors, every image reflects a made-to-measure solution designed specifically for that space.

These aren’t catalogue images or staged studio shots — they’re real projects, professionally surveyed, carefully specified, and expertly fitted.

What You’ll See in Our Shutters Gallery

Every home is different, and so is every shutter installation. As you browse, you’ll see a variety of styles, configurations, and materials to help you visualise what could work in your own property.

Full Height shutters with and without mid-rails
Tier-on-Tier shutters with independent top and bottom control
Café-Style shutters for privacy without losing natural light
Tracked shutters for bifold doors and wide openings
Bay window shutters in splay and box configurations
Shutters folded back to show full window access
Conservatory and large glazing installations
Different louvre sizes including 63mm, 76mm and 89mm
Examples of white, off-white and custom colour finishes

Bay Window Shutters in Detail

Bay windows are one of the most popular applications for plantation shutters — and one of the most technically demanding. In the gallery, you’ll notice how panels align carefully with glazing bars and how mid-rails are positioned to maintain symmetry.

You may also see examples where T-posts have been used to improve alignment and structural integrity — particularly in square bays where three central panels need to sit perfectly in line.

Tracked Shutters for Doors & Wide Openings

For larger openings such as bifold doors or wide patio doors, tracked shutter systems offer both practicality and presence. You’ll see examples where shutters glide smoothly across the opening and stack neatly to one side when not in use.

Tracked shutters can transform an open-plan extension — adding warmth, privacy and insulation once the sun sets, while maintaining full light control during the day.

Colour, Finish & Detail Options

White remains the most popular choice, but you’ll also see subtle variations in tone throughout the gallery. Off-whites often provide a softer, more timeless finish that complements window frames, skirting boards and architraves.

You’ll also notice differences in:

Concealed tilt vs traditional centre tilt rods
Visible mid-rails vs hidden split control
Frame styles and hinge colour options
Solid panel vs louvred designs

Materials Matter

Not all shutters are made from the same material. Some installations shown may feature lightweight timber for improved insulation, while others use MDF, engineered wood, ABS-coated, or UK-made composite ranges depending on room conditions and lifestyle needs.

The right material depends on factors such as humidity, impact resistance, and long-term durability — all of which are carefully considered during specification.

Craftsmanship & Installation

A shutter only performs as well as it is measured and fitted. In these images, look at the clean lines, tight frame finishes, and alignment around uneven walls or period features.

Every installation is:

Professionally surveyed to the millimetre
Custom-built for each individual window
Installed by our own experienced in-house fitters
Checked against a detailed post-installation checklist

Need Help Choosing the Right Style?

If something in the gallery stands out to you — whether it’s a particular configuration, louvre size, or colour finish — we’re happy to explain how it was specified and whether it would suit your own windows.

You’re welcome to visit one of our showrooms to see full-size displays, or arrange a home consultation where we can assess your space and talk through the most suitable options.