Internal Shutter Styles

Full height shutters cover the entire window, offering both elegance and privacy. You can use them on doors as well as on windows, making them perfect for almost any room. Full height plantation shutters are the most common type of interior shutter mounting. Not only do they provide privacy, but also light control and insulation and can be mounted from the ground up, or from the sills to the cei…

Café shutters are designed to cover only the lower sections of your windows allowing maximum light into your home while providing a chic continental feel.  Typically, these products are purchased by customers who wish to prevent people from looking directly into their windows; where privacy is typically only an issue in the lower half of the window.  Café style shutters can be customiz…

As with full height shutters, a tier on tier shutter covers the whole height of the window. Tier on Tier shutters differ however from full height shutters in that they have a bottom and top tier, which can be opened independently (think stable door). You can use these shutters for windows facing highways, bay windows or living rooms where you have a lot of flexibility in the way you use them. Wi…

As opposed to other louvred shutter styles, solid panels are able to either let in the light or block it out because there are no operable louvres. Solid panels offer both light and privacy, whereas other louvred shutter styles offer a mix of both. Solid shutter panels are hinged to a frame, making them very easy to open and close, not only to control the lighting in your room, but also to provi…

Custom-shaped shutters are made to fit into or on your feature window exactly, which will showcase your beautiful feature window to the fullest. Custom shaped window shutters are available with fold-out shutter panels for unobstructed views of your feature windows and movable louvres for optimum light control and privacy. No matter if the window is arched or angled, or even if it is a porthole…