Shutters for Large, Square and Victorian Bay Windows
Not every bay is the classic three-sided shape. Victorian homes often have deep bays with tall sash windows, some houses have square bays with flat fronts, and some newer extensions have very wide bays. Each needs a slightly different plan.
What you can see in these photos
A Victorian bay and a square bay with tier-on-tier shutters, two large bays with tier-on-tier panels, a square bay with full height shutters, and a wide bay with full height shutters.
How we plan a large bay
- Panel widths: wide sections are split into more panels so each one opens easily and does not sag.
- Where panels fold: we plan which way each panel opens so they fold back neatly without blocking each other.
- Lining up: mid-rails and louvres are matched across every section so the bay reads as one.
See more on our bay window shutters page.
See how they would look in your home
Every window is different, so we come to you. At a free home visit we measure, bring real samples to see in your own light, and give you a fixed written quote with no obligation. Prefer to talk first? Call 020 3417 6465 or email admin@northlondonshuttersandblinds.co.uk.
All our wooden shutters are made to measure in Britain and come with a 10-year guarantee.