Tier-on-Tier Shutters
Tier-on-Tier Shutters
~ Top and bottom panels open away from the window independently.
~ Allows the maximum light into a room whilst maintaining privacy.
~ Tier-on-tier shutters are preferred in ground floor rooms and bay windows
~ Available with blackout blind option, a panel pulls down behind the shutter
Versatile Light and Privacy with Tier-on-Tier Shutters
Tier-on-tier shutters are one of the most versatile plantation shutter styles available, offering exceptional control over light and privacy. Each shutter panel is divided into two sections, allowing the upper and lower portions to open and close independently, much like stable doors. This dual-function design makes it easy to maintain privacy by keeping the bottom section closed, while the top can remain open to let in abundant natural light. Ideal for those who want a flexible solution, tier-on-tier shutters adapt beautifully to varying light and privacy needs throughout the day.
Ideal Year-Round Solution for Urban Living
Tier-on-tier shutters are particularly popular in urban settings, where privacy and airflow are essential. The independent panels provide the freedom to fully open either tier, allowing fresh air circulation in summer or maximum sunlight in winter. This unique adaptability makes tier-on-tier shutters a top choice for those seeking year-round comfort and light control. Unlike traditional window treatments, they offer unparalleled versatility, transforming the ambiance of any room by easily adjusting the open panels as needed. This functional advantage is why no other window dressing can match the flexibility of tier-on-tier shutters.
Comparing Tier-on-Tier and Full-Height Shutters
When choosing between tier-on-tier and full-height shutters, functionality is a key difference. While full-height shutters offer only adjustable louvers for light control, tier-on-tier shutters enable you to open the entire top or bottom section independently, providing even more flexibility. The added frame required for tier-on-tier shutters does make them slightly heavier, which is worth considering when assessing the overall aesthetic. For those who value customisable privacy and airflow, tier-on-tier shutters are an excellent choice; however, a Sleek Shutters and Glazing consultant can guide you through the best options for your specific windows and style preferences.
Suitability of Tier-on-Tier Shutters for Different Window Sizes
Tier-on-tier shutters work well with most window types, though they are most impactful on medium to large windows. On smaller windows, the division of the panels may be less effective, as the split could reduce the visual impact of the window itself. Additionally, the heavier frame needed for the two tiers might make a small window appear even smaller, which is why full-height shutters may be a better choice for smaller spaces. For homes with larger windows, however, tier-on-tier shutters offer an attractive and highly functional solution that enhances both style and usability.
