Made to Measure Tier-on-Tier Shutters

Why They’re a Favourite with Homeowners

Tier-on-tier shutters give you more control than most other options. You can let in light without feeling exposed, or shut out glare without blocking everything. That flexibility makes a real difference in everyday life, especially in rooms that do double duty.

They’re brilliant in winter when you want to keep the warmth in, and just as useful in summer when you want airflow without throwing open the entire window. They also look considered and permanent — not like a temporary fix — and they work just as well in modern homes as they do in older ones.

A Shutter That Moves with You

Because the top and bottom panels operate independently, you’re never stuck with an all-or-nothing setup. You can fine-tune your shutters throughout the day depending on what you’re doing.

Watching a film? Close the top panel to reduce glare.
Working from home? Keep both panels open for a bright, energised workspace.
Getting dressed? Shut the bottom for privacy and leave the top open for natural light.

Tier-on-tier shutters give you real-world flexibility, not just window coverage.

A Smarter Alternative to Blinds

Blinds serve a purpose, but they tend to tangle, fade, or feel flimsy over time. Tier-on-tier shutters offer something more solid and lasting.

They give you better insulation, which means more control over temperature and potentially lower energy bills. They also reduce outside noise, especially useful in busy urban areas, and provide an extra layer of security thanks to their sturdy construction.

Plus, they’re considered a permanent fixture, and that can make your home more attractive to future buyers. They don’t just look good — they add lasting value.

Where Tier-on-Tier Shutters Work Best

They’re especially well suited to tall sash windows, where the split design mirrors the proportions of the frame. But they also work brilliantly in:

Living rooms, where you want privacy at street level but still need light.
Bedrooms, so you can let the morning light in without feeling exposed.
Bathrooms, where humidity’s a factor and fabric just doesn’t cut it.
Offices, where glare control can make a big difference to screen work.

If your windows are visible to the street, shared paths, or neighbouring houses, these shutters make those spaces feel more private without shutting them down.