As the name suggests, these shutters cover the entire window from the sill to the top of the frame. It is our most popular and versatile configuration, offering a clean, unbroken silhouette that complements both contemporary and period architecture. By mirroring the window’s full height, they create a sense of scale and permanence that few other window treatments can match.

Yes. To provide total flexibility, we often incorporate a ‘mid-rail’ or a ‘split-tilt’ into the design. This allows you to close the lower louvres for street-level privacy while keeping the upper section open to flood the room with natural light. It is a sophisticated way to manage your environment without compromising on either security or brightness.

Actually, the opposite is true. Because full-height shutters draw the eye upward and emphasise the vertical lines of your windows, they often make a ceiling feel higher. By choosing a wider 76mm or 89mm slat, you maintain a sense of openness and “airiness” that keeps the room feeling spacious and light-filled.

They are the definitive choice for tall doors and floor-to-ceiling glazing. For these installations, we prioritise materials like Basswood or Thermalite for their exceptional strength-to-weight ratio. This ensures that even the tallest panels remain perfectly aligned and easy to operate, resisting the sagging or warping often associated with inferior MDF alternatives.

For windows over a certain height (typically around 1800mm), a mid-rail is recommended to provide extra structural stability to the shutter frame. However, we meticulously align the mid-rail with your window’s existing horizontal bars (transoms), ensuring it blends seamlessly with the architecture and remains virtually invisible from the outside.