Shop No Drill Shutters
Need a shutter you can fit even faster? Our No-Drill Shutters require, well, no drill. Easy to install, they're the perfect simple shutter solution. Whether you're renting, don't have the tools, or want shutters fitting directly onto your PVC windows, you'll have them up in no time.
No Drill Shutters
What are no-drill shutters?
Simply put, they’re shutters that don’t require any drilling.
The latest innovation in DIY shutters, our no-drill shutters are designed for super fast installation. We have two types available: Perfect Fit shutter blinds and our classic shutters with Easy Fix.
Easy fix shutters are our classic hinged shutters with our innovative Easy Fix mechanism.
To install them, simply slot them into place within your recess and fasten the Easy Fix no drill fixings with an Allen key to tighten them into place within minutes.
Pasadena Perfect Fit is a frameless shutter that fits directly onto your PVC windows, clipping into their brackets in minutes. They don’t sit within a frame like regular shutters, and work specifically with uPVC windows.
They are a great solution for 'tilt and turn' or inwards opening windows, which often aren't suitable for classic hinged shutters.
No-drill shutters might be a new addition to the shutter world, but they’re already making huge waves. Here’s what makes them so special:
- No tools? No problem. No-drill shutters are perfect for those with little to no DIY experience.
- With their innovative design, they’ll take you minutes to install. Perfect for our more time-pressed customers.
- Our UK-made no-drill shutters are delivered in just a couple of weeks.
- Shutters with Easy Fix and Pasadena Perfect Fit Shutter blinds are 100% waterproof.
Pasadena Perfect fit no-drill shutter blinds can only be fitted onto uPVC windows.
San Francisco and San Jose shutters with Easy Fix will be suitable for most window types within a recess.
How do I decide which no-drill shutter is right for me?
Our no-drill shutters offer an easier installation than our other ranges.
