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Solid shutters
Why choose solid shutters?
Solid shutters feature sophisticated solid panels inspired by the designs of the Victorian period. They are a traditional type of shutter and have a unique style, whereby they do not have slats or louvres.
Solid shutters are:
- Traditional in their appearance
- The best solution for blocking out light & noise
- Available with a choice of detailed features
- Great for insulation
Solid shutter designs
Solid shutters are a traditional shutter style. A favourite for those who wish to keep a Victorian feel for their windows and in keeping with English period architecture.
Our solid shutters are modelled on the original shutters that have been mounted in Victorian properties for over 200 years. They provide great seclusion when closed and offer a complete blackout solution and can also be easily folded back to fully expose the window. Solid shutters are available in full-height, tier-on-tier and café-style.
We offer Solid shutters in our high quality hardwood. We recommend adding a small handle to the panels to ensure ease of opening. We offer a range of handles and knobs to browse, however customers are welcome to supply their own.
If you find a cheaper quote you’ll receive a FREE gift worth over £30*
- No obligation, no pressure quotations
- FREE expert installation
- 7 Year warranty on all shutters
- BBSA approved member
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Design tip
Combine your solid shutters with a Farrow & Ball custom colour to add a chic statement to your windows.
Book your shutter consultation
If you require more information on our stylish solid shutters or would like to book a no-obligation design consultation we welcome every enquiry. We are a passionate, award-winning family team and love sharing the London Interior Shutters experience with every customer. We ensure 100% customer satisfaction and offer the most competitive prices for Solid shutters.
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