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Pebble full-height polymer shutters with a hidden split in a bedroom — top louvres open, lower louvres closed

Full-Height Polymer Shutters in White and Pebble

Recent Work By ShutterLab

Full-height polymer shutters throughout one home: White at the front, Pebble at the back, all with a hidden split and 63mm louvres. Recent work from ShutterLab.

  • recent work
  • full-height shutters
  • polymer
  • composite
  • White
  • Pebble
  • hidden split
  • 63mm louvre

A whole-house install from the ShutterLab team — full-height shutters in waterproof polymer (composite), with a hidden split and 63mm louvres on every opening.

Front of house is finished in White. Back of house is finished in Pebble. Same style and louvre size throughout, with colour chosen to suit each side of the home.

Front of house: White

On the front-facing openings, White keeps the look bright and clean. Landing and hallway windows got full-height panels with the same hidden split as the rest of the house, so daylight and privacy can be set independently without a mid-rail across the glass.

White full-height polymer shutters on a staircase landing window with louvres open
Landing — full-height polymer in White, 63mm louvres open for daylight.
Two White full-height polymer shutter windows along a bright hallway
Hallway — matching White full-height panels on neighbouring openings.
Narrow White full-height polymer shutter panel above a shoe rack in a hallway
A narrower hallway opening — still full height, still White, fitted inside the reveal.

Back of house: Pebble

Toward the garden side, Pebble gives a softer grey tone that sits well against cream walls and darker bedroom furniture. The wide rear window and the bedroom both use the same full-height, hidden-split, 63mm spec — only the colourway changes.

Wide four-panel Pebble full-height polymer shutters overlooking a garden
Rear living space — multi-panel full-height shutters in Pebble, louvres open to the garden.
Pebble full-height polymer shutters in a bedroom with top louvres open and lower louvres closed
Bedroom — hidden split in practice: daylight above, privacy below, no mid-rail.
Pebble full-height polymer shutters on a bedroom window with louvres open
Same bedroom opening with the louvres open — Pebble polymer, full height.

Why polymer with a hidden split

Waterproof polymer (composite) holds a crisp finish, will not warp in humid rooms, and wipes clean — a practical choice when you are fitting every window in the house. A hidden split keeps independent top-and-bottom louvre control without a bar cutting the panel in two. On this job that layout is used throughout, with 63mm louvres for a clear view when open.

More on materials and louvre sizes is on our shutter specs page. 63mm is one of the louvre sizes we offer as standard.

Full-height shutters and where we fit

Browse full-height shutters for the style overview, or see where we install shutters across London, Oxfordshire, and the Home Counties.

For another recent full-height polymer install, see our Twickenham feature. For a hardwood full-height example with a hidden split, see our Snow White hardwood install.

Thinking about polymer shutters in more than one colourway? Request a callback for a free home survey — we will measure up and talk through style, material, louvre size, and colour for each room with no pressure to buy.

Frequently asked questions

Can different rooms have different shutter colours?
Yes. This install uses White on front-of-house windows and Pebble on back-of-house windows, with the same full-height style, hidden split, and 63mm louvres throughout. We confirm colourways room by room on your free home survey.
What is polymer (composite) for shutters?
Polymer is our waterproof composite material. It holds its colour, will not warp in humid rooms, and wipes clean, so it suits busy family homes and whole-house installs.
What is a hidden split?
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 louvre size was used on this install?
Every opening on this job uses 63mm louvres. We also offer other louvre sizes; the right choice depends on your windows and the look you want, and we confirm it on survey.