Shutters in Croydon

Flats come with their own priorities: privacy on lower floors and light control in bedrooms.

• Ground-floor and street-level flats: café style or solid panel shutters keep passers-by from seeing in while letting you keep daylight.
• Bedrooms: tilt the louvres for gentle light, or close them fully when you want it darker.

Around Addiscombe, South Norwood, Thornton Heath and Upper Norwood, the Victorian and Edwardian houses often have tall sash windows, bays and decorative features. We measure each window separately so the shutters work with the original shape, and we can talk through mounting options at your survey.

Purley, Sanderstead, Selsdon and Coulsdon have plenty of larger family houses and 1930s semis. With more rooms and a mix of bays, patio doors and bathroom windows, many customers fit the whole house in one go, choosing the right style for each room

• The Challenge: Unlike sharp angled bays, 1930s bow windows sweep in a smooth arc.

• Our Solution: We use custom bay posts to fit the continuous curve of your bow window, giving you a smooth, tailored finish that looks built into the house.

• The Challenge: Ground-floor living rooms close to pavements or busy traffic routes suffer from constant foot traffic looking in.

• Our Solution: Café Style or Tier-on-Tier configurations allow you to keep the lower eye-level louvres closed permanently while keeping the upper window completely unblocked for ceiling-bounced daylight.

• The Challenge: Floor-to-ceiling modern glass panels traps solar heat in summer and suffers from excessive glare.

• Our Solution: Wide 89mm louvres with concealed tilt mechanisms allow you to deflect direct solar heat while keeping panoramic views open across the skyline.