Plantation Shutters in Sheffield

Sheffield's housing stock is unusually varied, and the window shapes vary with it. The Victorian terraces around Walkley, Crookes and Nether Edge tend to have tall bay windows, where Full Height shutters work best — they run the full drop in one clean line and follow the angles of the bay. Where a front room opens straight onto the pavement, Café Style shutters cover only the lower half, keeping the street view out while the top light comes through.

The 1930s semis towards Dore, Totley and Beauchief usually have wider, squarer bays that suit Tier-on-Tier shutters, where the top and bottom halves open independently. For patio doors and through-lounge openings, Tracked shutters slide aside on a rail. Arched and angled window heads are made as Special Shape shutters, measured individually to the curve, and French door shutters are built to clear the handles so the doors still swing freely.

Every set is made to order for your specific openings, in your choice of style, colour and louvre size, and takes around 10–12 weeks from order to collection. Orders are collected from our base in Retford. The saving in supply-only is simple: because you fit the shutters yourself, there is no fitter's day rate added on top, and across a whole house that is the largest single cost you avoid. Measuring is the part worth getting right, and our measuring guide takes you through it so what you collect fits first time.