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White hardwood full-height shutters with 89mm louvres and a hidden split on a wide Leamington Spa window

Full-Height Hardwood Shutters in Leamington Spa

Recent Work By ShutterLab

Hardwood full-height shutters in Leamington Spa — 89mm louvres, hidden tilt and hidden split on wide living-room windows. Recent work from ShutterLab.

  • recent work
  • leamington spa
  • full-height shutters
  • hardwood
  • hidden tilt
  • hidden split
  • 89mm louvre

A fresh install from the ShutterLab team in Leamington Spa — full-height shutters in hardwood, with 89mm louvres, hidden tilt, and a hidden split.

The job covered two wide living-room openings in a home mid-renovation: a four-panel set and a three-panel set. Same spec on both — full-height hardwood, no visible tilt rod, and a hidden split so the top and bottom louvres tilt independently without a mid-rail across the glass.

Four-panel living-room window

The wider opening takes four equal panels inside the reveal. With the hidden split, you can leave the upper louvres open for daylight and street view while closing the lower half for privacy — useful on a road-facing room.

White hardwood full-height shutters on a four-panel Leamington Spa window, top louvres open and lower louvres closed
Four-panel set — hidden split in action: daylight above, privacy below.
Four-panel white hardwood shutters with 89mm louvres open on a Leamington Spa living-room window
Same four-panel window with the louvres opened up — 89mm hardwood, hidden tilt.

Three-panel window

A second opening in the same house gets a three-panel full-height set in the same white hardwood finish. Same 89mm louvres, hidden tilt, and hidden split — so both rooms match.

Three-panel white hardwood full-height shutters with hidden tilt on a Leamington Spa window
Three-panel living-room window — matching hardwood, 89mm louvres, hidden tilt and split.

Hidden tilt, hidden split, 89mm louvres

Hidden tilt means there is no vertical tilt rod on the face of the panel — a cleaner look that suits wider 89mm louvres especially well. A hidden split keeps independent top-and-bottom control without a mid-rail cutting the window in two. Hardwood gives a solid, lasting finish that wipes clean once the decorating is done.

For another recent hardwood install with hidden tilt and a hidden split, see our High Wycombe feature (76mm louvres). More on materials and louvre sizes is on our specs page.

Leamington Spa and where we fit

This job was in Leamington Spa. We regularly survey and fit across London, Oxfordshire, and the Home Counties — browse where we install shutters for town pages. Closer on the map, our Banbury and Oxford pages cover nearby Oxfordshire work, or start with Oxfordshire shutters.

Thinking about full-height hardwood for a wide living-room window? Request a callback for a free home survey — we will measure up and talk through louvre size, tilt options, and finish with no pressure to buy.

Frequently asked questions

Do you fit shutters in Leamington Spa?
This install was completed in Leamington Spa. Coverage depends on your postcode — request a free home survey and we will confirm whether we can visit and fit for your address.
What is a hidden split on plantation shutters?
A hidden split lets the top and bottom louvres tilt independently without a visible mid-rail across the panel. You get privacy below and daylight above while the shutters still read as one full-height set.
What is hidden tilt?
Hidden tilt means the louvres adjust without a visible vertical tilt rod on the front of the panel. It gives a cleaner face to the shutters and pairs well with wider louvres such as 89mm.
What does an 89mm louvre mean?
Louvre size is the width of each slat. This install uses 89mm louvres — a wide slat that suits larger openings and gives a clear view when open. We confirm louvre size on your free home survey.