Thermal Shutters

Yes, shutters help keep a room cool by blocking direct sunlight and reducing heat build-up, especially in bright, south-facing rooms. The adjustable slats let you manage airflow while still shading the space.

They do. Shutters add an extra layer between your window and the room, and their tight fit in the window recess helps stop warm air escaping and blocks out cold draughts from outside.

Yes, shutters can improve your home’s energy efficiency by helping to regulate temperature naturally. Their snug fit reduces heat loss in winter and keeps rooms cooler in summer, so you rely less on heating and cooling.

They can. Thermal shutters offer extra insulation by sitting flush in the window recess, blocking cold air and keeping warmth in, which can lead to lower heating costs over time.

Thermal shutters generally offer better insulation than standard curtains or blinds. Their solid construction and tight fit within the window recess create a strong barrier that helps prevent warm air from escaping and blocks cold air from entering. According to research by the British Blinds & Shutters Association (BBSA), blinds and shutters can reduce heat loss through windows by up to 33%. In some cases, plantation shutters have been shown to cut heat loss by as much as 51%, significantly outperforming most fabric window coverings. This makes thermal shutters a smart choice if you're looking to improve energy efficiency, keep your home warmer in winter, and potentially lower your heating bills.