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Shutter colour:
Our collections come in a variety of silk paint finishes, wood stains, or white-grained limewash. Free samples are available for colour matching.
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Berkeley Tier on Tier
Choose your colour.
Hinges
Choose a complimentary hinge colour
Made to measure
10 year guarantee
Real hardwood
- Images are for illustration purposes only, order a free sample to check colour and finish
- Choice of 64mm, 76mm, 89mm slats
- Maximum width of 2060mm
- Maximum height of 2200mm
- Minimum height of 1000mm
- Customisable t-bar position
- Four-sided frame
- Ideal for most window types
- Not suitable for bathrooms or wetrooms
- Made in China
- Hardwood
- Tier on Tier
- Central tilt rod
We offer a 10-year guarantee on all products, free of charge.
Mainland UK delivery available from just £19.95. All our shutters are made-to-measure and therefore non-refundable. Please see our full terms and conditions for further information.
FAQs
Nervous about buying your shutters online? Don't be, because fitting our tier-on tier shutters is a very straightforward. All you need is:
- Electric drill
- Small hammer or rubber mallet
- Spirit level
Once your order has arrived, you just have to follow our step-by-step DIY shutters fitting guides.
We make all our hardwood shutters from paulownia. It's got plenty of qualities that make it perfect for shutters. It's super lightweight, hardwearing, versatile, and it's sustainable.
Don't want white shutters? No problem. Our wooden shutters come in a variety of colours and finishes, so you'll definitely find the right shade for you.
Whether you're looking for DIY shutters for your period home or need to add some minimalism to your contemporary flat, tier-on-tier shutters are up to the task.
They work wonderfully in lounges, kitchens, dining rooms, or anywhere else to be honest.
Whether you want white shutters or grey, or even white grained, there's a DIY shutter to suit.
We don't have a favourite and we always say that you should find the perfect finish to suit your unique style. However, if you want our two cents, you can't go wrong with a classic white shutter.
