Tier on tier shutters?

[Flamingo]

Originally Posted by MrsB87

We’ve just ordered shutters but not tier on tier, just a bar to split the opening of the split along the top (but still open as full of that makes sense). We were going to get them from a company that you got yourself but heard the quality had gone down hill. We’ve ordered through a company that measures and fits for you in the Black Friday sale and it wasn’t much more than the DIY.

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Thanks. Do you have a photo/image of the style you've gone for please?
I was looking at DIY but they seem very expensive so I'm going to see a couple of local companies who fit for you to see how their prices compare.

[MrsB87]

Originally Posted by Flamingo

Thanks. Do you have a photo/image of the style you've gone for please?
I was looking at DIY but they seem very expensive so I'm going to see a couple of local companies who fit for you to see how their prices compare.

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Just full size on our bay like this, but with a hidden rod. The company we’ve used is Purely Shutters and it’s just under £2000 for two bays and a side window (obviously that means nothing without measurements!)

[EssexSue]

I am absolutely torturing myself about these. I have observed it's only the older people in our road with nets and imthe youngest of the oldies. I love the shutters but just not sure about them in an Edwardian style home. I know a few in here have older homes - have you got them?

We have them here In the villa and I love them but no bays.