
Half-height shutters in a Chiswick period property
Café style shutters fitted to triple sash windows in a formal living room and nursery.
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Verified local work · professional measure & fit
A published Chiswick installation records café style shutters fitted to street-facing triple sash windows in a period family home.

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The formal living room and first-floor nursery both required privacy without losing daylight or concealing the original sash-window proportions. Café style Antigua MDF shutters with 76mm louvres and hidden tilt rods were fitted, with existing blackout blinds retained behind the nursery shutters.
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Café style shutters fitted to triple sash windows in a formal living room and nursery.
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Café style shutters fitted to triple sash windows in a formal living room and nursery.
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