Shutter style
Tier-on-Tier Shutters
Tier-on-tier gives you the most versatile shutter layout available. Two rows of panels are stacked with independent hinges, so you can open the top and bottom halves in any combination.
Best suited to
- · Bay windows
- · Bedrooms overlooking gardens
- · Georgian sashes
- · Large front-facing windows
How they operate
The lower tier can stay closed for privacy while the upper tier is opened wide, or vice versa. Louvres on each tier tilt independently.
Ideal for homeowners who
- · Period homes
- · Anyone who values maximum control
Advantages
- · Total flexibility over privacy and light
- · Works beautifully on tall period windows
- · Suits homes where the view and privacy needs change through the day
Worth knowing
- · Slightly higher price than a full-height equivalent because of the extra hardware
- · Requires a window tall enough to divide cleanly in half
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Common questions
Tier-on-Tier Shutters: common questions
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