Sash Window Shutters
Our sash window shutters celebrate period architecture, not hide it. Available in beautiful heritage and contemporary colours, you can choose full height, café style, tier-on-tier, or authentic solid shutters, all made to measure for a flawless fit. Choose real character to match your sash windows.
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FAQs about Sash Window Shutters
Absolutely. Shutters are a perfect match for sash windows. They’re made to measure to sit neatly within the recess and won’t get in the way of how your sash windows open. As well as looking great, they add privacy, insulation and light control without compromising the classic charm of your windows.
Café style shutters are a popular choice. They cover the bottom half of the window, giving you privacy while letting light flood in through the top. Tier on tier shutters are also a great option if you want flexibility, as the top and bottom panels open independently. Solid shutters offer a more traditional look with a bold, old-school feel. They’re great for adding character and blocking out light completely.
Fitting shutters to sash windows is straightforward with made to measure designs. Usually sash windows have a recess and the shutters sit snugly without interfering with how the sash opens. Each panel is mounted onto a frame secured to the inside of the window, giving a clean, flush finish that complements your window’s original features. See the full steps with our shutters installation guide.
Get your tape measure ready and carefully measure the width and height of your window recess, or the area outside if your shutters will be mounted there. Don’t forget to check for any obstacles like handles or locks that could affect how your shutters fit or open. For accurate measurements, follow our clear step-by-step shutter measuring guide.
Our window shutters come with a 10-year guarantee, giving you complete peace of mind. They're built to last using high-quality materials and craftsmanship we stand by.
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Why should I choose shutters for my sash windows?
Besides looking fantastic, shutter blinds have several advantages over other window dressings. Whether it’s privacy, light management, heat retention, noise reduction, or acting as a deterrent to would be intruders, we’re sure you will love everything that sash window shutters have to offer.
Save costs with affordable DIY shutters for sash windows
There are lots of measure and install companies out there, so why opt for the DIY shutters option? Well, we're glad you asked. Measuring and installing wood shutters for sash windows is much easier than you might think, and you can save a few pennies in the process too.
In fact, you could save up to 40% on the price of shutters by measuring and installing your own sash window shutters.
Plantation shutter styles for sash windows
When choosing wooden shutters for sash windows you should always consider your window and specific needs. If you have short sash windows, we suggest full height shutters.
For taller sashes you will have a few more options (think Georgian or Victorian sash window shutters). Full height is still a great choice, but why not mix it up with Tier-on-tier shutters? These give you separate panel control, so you can hinge open the top and bottom sections independently.
If you think you can do without the top half, then café style shutters for sash windows are another great option. These normally go halfway up the window, meaning you have the privacy afforded by shutters, while still allowing plenty of light to shine through.
Truly though, there is no correct style when it comes to DIY internal shutters for sash windows. So, no matter your choice, you’re sure to find the right style for you.
What's the most popular design for sash window shutters?
As already mentioned, shutters for sash windows can come just as you like, whether it’s full height, café style, or tier on tier. And while we service all kinds of requests, there are some design choices that we see more often than others.
Our most popular colours are our different shades of white shutters, with full height shutters being the most common style.
Window shutters for period homes
While sash windows are common in modern homes, they’re ubiquitous in period properties. Victorian sash window shutters are a great addition to any traditional space, as are Georgian sash window shutters.
While contemporary white shutters look great in any home, an old property will be enhanced by our limewash shutters. With their distinctive grained look, they offer the perfect finish for a more rustic or traditional homestead.
When considering sash window shutter ideas in a period property, there are plenty of colour options too. As already mentioned, white is a great choice for contemporary homes, but you can't go wrong with white shutters in an old home either.
We also offer a series of darker greys which lend themselves to a more heritage style. If you want to go a step further, why not consider either our limewash or wood stained finishes?