Made-to-measure plantation shutters

Your windows.
Beautifully considered.

Clean lines, a fitted finish and light you can adjust. We help you choose the shutters, measure the details and look after the fitting.

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Advice, samples and measuring in your home. Our team confirms your appointment after you send a request.

Compare the three ranges
Tall white shutter fitted between olive-green cabinets with brass knobs and timber flooring
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The Santa Fe collection

Start with the finish.

White faux wood, a broader colour palette or natural hardwood. We’ll help you match the material to the room.

Faux wood · more colour

Nevada

The practical faux-wood option with a wider palette.

  • HS Polyvinyl faux wood
  • Nine whites, neutrals and greys
  • An option for moisture-prone rooms, subject to survey

Hardwood · painted or stained

Madison

Choose painted colour or the character of a natural wood finish.

  • Hardwood construction
  • Painted, stained and custom-colour options
  • Shaped and tracked configurations available

Installed by Baldoyle Blinds

Different windows.
The same attention to detail.

Tilt the slats, called louvres, to adjust light and privacy. The panel layout determines how the shutters open around your window.

White tier-on-tier shutters with upper panels folded open in a marble bathroom

Tier-on-tier

Open the upper panels while keeping the lower shutters in place.

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White shutters fitted around corner glazing with open upper louvres

Corner glazing

Separate panels follow the opening, with clearance planned for each window.

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White plantation shutter above a utility-room sink, framed by oak cabinets and a brass tap

White shutters, warm oak

A utility-room installation, with the shutter frame fitted between the oak cabinets.

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Close-up of white shutter louvres and frame fitted beside warm oak cabinetry

A closer look

The frame, louvres and fit against the cabinetry, seen in detail.

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Three products, one room

One bedroom, day and night.

See Oslo wave curtains, Hampton shutters and a motorised Bella roller blind together, in daylight and after dark.

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Your shutters, considered together

Find your style and finish.

Explore how the panels open, compare colours and keep your choices together for a home appointment.

Step 1 · Style & slat width

How would you like them to open?

Full height

One continuous shutter treatment from sill to the top of the opening.

Often used for
Most windows, bays and a calm architectural finish
Opening
Panels hinge open; louvres tilt for precise light and privacy
Louvre width · the size of each slat
Step 2 · Range & colour

Choose a finish for your room.

Two white finishes in HS Polyvinyl faux wood. Compare both against your room’s paint and joinery.

This is a starting point, rather than a confirmed specification. We check panel layout, slat width and range compatibility at survey, and confirm your finish against current physical samples.

Working shutter displays in the Baldoyle Blinds showroom
Try the shutters in our Baldoyle showroom.

A local team, from advice to fitting

We look after the details.

  1. Choose with confidence.

    Compare finishes, panel layouts and louvre sizes with our team, at home or in the showroom.

  2. Measured for the way you live.

    We check handles, opening space and room conditions before confirming the specification and quotation.

  3. Fitted, then explained.

    Our team fits your shutters, shows you how to use them and remains your contact for aftercare.

Before you choose

Your questions, answered.

Do plantation shutters provide blackout?

Standard shutters are not total blackout: light can enter around louvres, panels and frames. Madison offers an integrated cellular-blind option for enhanced light reduction. We’ll explain the likely result for your window before you choose.

Which shutter material is best for bathrooms?

Hampton and Nevada HS Polyvinyl faux wood are options for moisture-prone rooms. We check ventilation, splash exposure and the window position before recommending a material; hardwood is not interchangeable with faux wood in these conditions.

Can shutters be fitted to bay or shaped windows?

Many bays, arches and angled windows can be accommodated. We measure the opening and check handles, frame depth and panel clearance. Shaped, solid and tracked options depend on the selected range; the explorer shows ideas to discuss, not a confirmed specification.

Can I still open my windows and patio doors?

We plan the shutter layout around handles, hinges and opening directions. Wide glazed doors may suit a tracked system, but panel stacking space, thresholds and everyday access need to be checked at survey.

How long will my shutters take?

Lead times vary by range, finish and configuration. We confirm the current estimated delivery and fitting schedule with your quotation, before you place an order.

What happens after fitting?

Our team explains operation and care for your chosen material. Contact us if you need help afterwards. Warranty terms depend on the range, finish and components and are confirmed before ordering; any manufacturer’s warranty is additional to your statutory rights.

Let’s look at your windows

A clear choice starts
with good advice.

Tell us about your rooms and preferred appointment time. We’ll get in touch to confirm the visit and help you compare the right options at home.

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