Shutters in Wimbledon

Wimbledon Village and the roads off the Ridgway hold large Victorian and Edwardian villas, many within conservation areas, with tall sashes, deep bays and generous ceiling heights. In rooms with that much height, a shutter split into two or three tiers usually looks better than a single panel, and it gives you the option of closing the bottom for privacy on a street where people walk past the front garden.

Down the hill, the streets around South Park Gardens, Haydons Road and the Dundonald area are tighter terraced stock with square bays and small front gardens. These are the classic shutter houses of SW19: privacy is the brief, the bay is the challenge, and cafe style or tier on tier is often the most proportionate solution rather than full height.

Raynes Park, West Wimbledon and the roads towards Copse Hill are largely inter war semis, with curved or splayed bays and metal framed originals often replaced by uPVC. Curved bays need each panel angled individually, and replacement frames leave shallow reveals, so a face fitted frame is frequently the only way to get a clean line.

Every job starts with a home consultation, and nothing is ordered until a full technical survey has been done and the price is confirmed. Installation is by our trusted team, and every shutter is backed by our ten-year guarantee.