SHUTTER STYLES

Tier-on-Tier Shutters

Two independent panels, stacked one above the other, each opening on its own — light and privacy controlled separately, top and bottom.

Also searched for as shutter blinds or plantation blinds — same product, different name.

From £163.20 per m² — design online and see your exact price in 60 seconds

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Tier-On-Tier Shutters Explained — Privacy Below, Light AboveTier-on-tier shutters are two independent panels, stacked one above the other. Each opens and tilts on its own, so you can close the bottom tier to the street for privacy and leave the top open for light.Watch on YouTube →

Where Tier-on-Tier Shutters Work Best

A flexible style suited to rooms where the upper and lower window need different treatment.

Bedrooms
Living rooms
Bay windows
Ground-floor rooms
Family homes

Settings shown as style examples only, not a measuring guide.

Why Choose Tier-on-Tier Shutters

Independent control, top and bottom, from a single elegant shutter.

01

Independent Control

Open the top panel for light while the bottom stays closed for privacy, or any combination you like.

02

A Flexible Fit

Ideal for tall windows, bay windows, or rooms that need privacy and daylight at different times.

03

A Classic Silhouette

The divided-panel look is a hallmark of traditional and contemporary interiors alike.

04

Made To Measure

Made to your exact windows for a clean, tailored look.

What You Can Customise

A quick look at the choices available, grouped to make them easy to explore.

01

Light & Control

  • Louvre Sizes63, 76 and 89 mm blades.
  • Control Rod PositionsA classic front rod, or a cleaner face.
  • Hidden Tilt OptionAn uninterrupted, modern panel.
  • Split Louvre PositionsIndependent control, top and bottom.
02

Structure & Fit

  • MidrailsBalance privacy and light where you choose.
  • Frame TypesA frame to suit each window and recess.
  • HingesMatch or quietly contrast your frame.
03

Finish

  • Colour OptionsA palette to complement any interior.
  • Painted & Stained FinishesA smooth painted or warm stained look.

Detailed style, measuring and fitting guides are available in our Help Hub. Customers remain responsible for their selections and measurements.

Available Across Our Collections

Tier-on-Tier is a shutter style you can specify across all five of our made-to-measure collections. We will help you choose the right one for your home.

Signature Collection

Quiet confidence and timeless character.

Heritage Collection

Traditional detailing for period homes.

Endurance Collection

Resilient finishes for humid rooms.

Classic Collection

Versatile and endlessly liveable.

Linea Collection

Lightweight timber with clean, contemporary lines.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Build your Tier-on-Tier shutter

Independent upper and lower panels. Enter your full window size, then set where the two tiers split. Five made-to-measure collections.

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Classic Collection · made to measure · supply only

Width mm
Height mm

Enter the full width and height of your window recess in millimetres. Tier-on-Tier needs a minimum opening height of 1000mm.

Need help measuring? View our guide →
mm

Measured from the bottom of the opening. Each tier must be at least 500mm.

Fewer panels are wider; more panels are narrower and fold into a smaller space when open.

This applies to both tiers — each tier opens independently using this configuration.

Hinges are supplied per panel, and they show when your shutters are open. Stainless steel resists rust, so it is the sensible choice in a bathroom, kitchen or other damp room.

Older openings are rarely perfectly square, and a small gap between the frame and the wall is normal. Most people can leave this alone. If our measuring guide told you you have a gap, choose Yes and we will show you the ways to close it.

Can’t see the size or option you need? Contact us for a quote and we’ll help.

If our measuring guide asked you to note something down — diagonals on an older window, a handle that projects, a trickle vent — put it here and it travels with your order.