Width (mm) Height (mm) Optional Midrail (mm)

The Width is the full width of the inside window cavity in millimetres. The Height is the full height of the inside window cavity from the top of the window cill in millimetres.
The Optional Midrail measurement is the height in millimetres from the top of the window cill to the point where you want a midrail split to be. This is usually where your window panes split with a mid bar. This option has no effect with full height shutters, except when the overall height exceeds 1800mm for MDF and Paulownia shutters, and 1200mm for HS Polyvinyl and Limewood shutters.
Please Note: For Café Style Shutters, the Midrail height will be the shutter height!

You can have from 0 up to 4 shutter panels on either side of the window. These fold in a concertina formation when opened. You can choose to have 0 panels on either side (to an extent). Most shutters have an even number on each side.

An outer shutter frame adds an outside archtitrave which is useful for covering up bigger gaps if your window cavity has slightly odd dimensions.
An inner shutter frame fits perfectly inside the window cavity, any very minor gaps can be filled with caulk.

Louvre (Slat) Width

The width of the louvres (or slats). The wider these are, the fewer the number are used vertically.

Tilt Rod Position

The horizontal position of the louvre tilt rods. The Hidden option provides a switch on the inside of each shutter panel.

Split Tilt Rods at Midpoint

For Full Height shutters you can choose to have the tilt rods split at your window's Midpoint allowing the top and/or bottom louvres to be open or closed independently. The Hidden option provides two sets of hidden switches.
Please note: This option has no effect with Café or Tier on Tier Shutters.

Shutter Colour

Hinge Colour

Blind Colour