Shutters by Room
Conservatory Shutters
Conservatories and garden rooms can be bright and warm on sunny days. Shutters give you shade and privacy on the windows and doors, and they make a glass room feel more like part of the house. Our team measures and fits across Stockton, Middlesbrough and Teesside, from our Stockton-on-Tees showroom.
- Free home appointmentWe measure and advise at your windows
- Made to measureEvery shutter sized for your window
- Fitted in around two weeksFrom order to installation
- Fitted by usOur own experienced team
Shade and privacy
Shutters on the side windows of a conservatory or garden room give you shade, privacy and a more furnished feel. Tracked shutters work well across doors.
Pair with roof blinds
Shutters aren't designed for glass roofs, so we'd usually suggest conservatory blinds for the roof and shutters for the walls.
Choosing a material for conservatory shutters
Conservatories and garden rooms can get warm in summer and cool in winter, and some get condensation on the glass. For that reason we often suggest water-resistant faux wood shutters, which are a sensible choice wherever a room can get damp. Hardwood and MDF can work in a well-insulated garden room that feels like the rest of the house, and we'll give you our honest view once we've seen the space.
Shutters for doors and wide openings
Many conservatories have French doors or wide sliding doors. Tracked shutters run on a track, so the panels slide and stack to one side and keep the doorway clear. French door shutters are fitted to each door so they open with it. When we measure, we check how far the door and window handles stick out and how much space there is for panels to fold back, so nothing catches.
Light, privacy and combining with roof blinds
Louvres are the slats you tilt to control light. We offer 63mm, 76mm and 89mm louvres, and the larger sizes give the clearest view of the garden when open, which suits most conservatories. Closed or angled, they help with glare and privacy from neighbours. Because shutters aren't made for glass roofs, we'd usually suggest roof blinds in a colour that ties in with the shutters, so the whole room looks planned together. Day to day, a dust and a wipe with a damp cloth keeps them clean, and opening the louvres on warm days lets air move around the glass. See our heat and glare control page for more on keeping a conservatory comfortable.
Fitted in around two weeks
Our shutters are typically ready to fit in around two weeks from order, so you won't be waiting months. Book a free home appointment.
Styles & options
Our recommendations
Full height
For the side windows of a conservatory.
Tracked
Panels that slide or fold across doors.
Tier-on-tier
Light above, privacy below.
Wide louvres
More view of the garden when open.
Faux wood
Water-resistant for humid rooms.
Pair with roof blinds
Shutters on walls, blinds on the roof.
Colours, fabrics & finishes
Materials and finishes
We offer shutters in hardwood, MDF and water-resistant faux wood, in a choice of louvre sizes (from 63mm to 89mm), colours and finishes. We'll bring samples to your appointment so you can see them against your windows.
Typical louvre sizes
- 63mm: a classic, finer look
- 76mm: a good all-rounder
- 89mm: a wide, contemporary look with more view when open
Best for
Where conservatory shutters work well
Conservatories
Shade on sunny side windows.
Orangeries
A finished, furnished look.
Garden rooms
Privacy from neighbours.
Bi-fold doors
Tracked shutters.
Home gyms
Glare and privacy.
Dining in the garden room
Softer evening light.
Features & options
Options to consider
- ShadeTilt the louvres against the sun.
- PrivacyFrom neighbours and the garden.
- InsulationAn extra layer at the glass.
- Humidity-friendlyFaux wood suits warmer, damper rooms.
- Pairs with roof blindsFor full sun control.
- Fitted in around two weeksFrom order to installation.
Why Premier
Why choose Premier Blinds
- Free Home VisitsExpert advice at your home
- Made to Measurefor a precise fit
- Professional InstallationBy our experienced team
- Manual & MotorisedOptions Available
- Local Showroomin Stockton-on-Tees
Gallery
Ideas for conservatory shutters at home
Questions & answers
Your questions about conservatory shutters
Can I have shutters in a conservatory?
Will shutters help with heat in a conservatory?
Can shutters go on conservatory doors?
Can I match conservatory shutters to roof blinds?
Keep exploring
You might also consider
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Tracked Shutters
Shutter panels that slide or fold along a track, ideal for doors and wide openings.
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Conservatory Blinds
Roof and window blinds to help manage glare and heat in your conservatory.
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Full Height Shutters
The classic shutter: single panels that run from the top of the window to the bottom.
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Shutters by Room
Shutter ideas and advice for every room in your home.
Advice & guides
Helpful guides
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Blinds for New Homes
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Blinds for Shaped & Corner Windows
Arched, angled, corner, bay and triangular windows can still be dressed well. Here's how we approach them, and the mistakes to avoid.
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Blinds for Tilt & Turn Windows
Tilt and turn windows open inwards two ways, so blinds have to move with the sash. Here are the options, mistakes to...
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More about conservatory shutters
Premier Blinds supplies and fits made-to-measure conservatory shutters across Stockton-on-Tees, Middlesbrough and Teesside, typically fitted in around two weeks.