Curved bay shutters that follow the curve
A curved or bow bay has no corners for a curtain track to sit in. We make shutters for each window round the curve, so the bay keeps its shape and its light.
- Also calledBow windows
- Made forEach window in the curve
- RangesAll five
- Free design visit08707 545 300
Why fit shutters to a bow window
A curved bay, or bow window, is four or more windows set in a smooth arc. It brings in light from several directions and gives you extra floor space, but off-the-shelf blinds and curtains do not suit the shape. We measure each window round the curve and make the shutters to fit.
Fitting to a curve takes care, so we do the measuring, making and fitting ourselves, with our own team. Full height, café style and tier-on-tier all work in a curved bay, and you can tilt the louvres to cut glare and keep the sun off your furniture.
Each window fitted
Every window round the curve gets its own panels, sized to that opening.
Less sun on your furniture
Tilt the louvres to cut glare and keep strong sun off your furniture.
Privacy at the front
Bays face the street, so tilt the louvres to keep people from seeing in while the room stays bright.
Curved bay shutters in real rooms
01White shutters on seven windows following the curve of a bay
Ranges for curved bay shutters
Curved bay shutters come in all five ranges. Montana premium hardwood, with its wood stains, suits the bow window of a period home.
- SeattleEngineered wood with a polymer coat £288 to £360 per m² Available
- HollywoodABS, highly resistant to water £368 to £460 per m² Available
- BostonHardwood panels, engineered wood frames £400 to £500 per m² Available
- GeorgiaEngineered wood panels and frames, polymer louvres £468 to £586 per m² Available
- MontanaPremium hardwood £505 to £632 per m² Available
41 colours and stains across the five ranges, plus custom colour matching in four of them.
Questions about curved bay shutters
Ask us anything else at your free design visit, or call us on 08707 545 300, open 7 days, 9am to 6pm.
What are curved bay shutters?
Shutters made for a curved bay or bow window. Each window round the curve gets its own panels, made to fit, so the bay keeps its shape and you control the light and privacy.
What is the difference between a curved bay and an angled bay?
An angled bay has distinct corners. A curved bay, or bow window, has four or more windows set in a smooth arc. Both take shutters, made to fit each window.
Which styles suit a curved bay?
Full height, tier-on-tier, café style and solid panel shutters all work. Full height gives a clean, even look, café keeps the top clear, and tier-on-tier lets you open the top and keep the bottom shut.
Will shutters fit a curved bay?
Yes. We measure every window in the curve and make the shutters to those sizes. Our own team fits them, and they work with the person who measured, so nothing gets lost along the way.
Do they suit a period home?
Yes. Curved bay shutters are popular in Victorian, Edwardian and other period homes. They suit the original details and give you control of light and privacy at the front of the house.
Will they keep the room warmer?
They help. The shutters add an insulating layer across the glass, which keeps more warmth in during the winter and holds back some of the summer heat.
How do I clean them?
Dust them now and then and wipe them with a soft, damp cloth. Unlike fabric curtains, they do not collect dust or need taking down to wash.
Other windows we make shutters for
Every style is measured at your home and made for that window. See all 15 styles
Book your free design visit
We measure every window ourselves, bring samples of each range that suits curved bay shutters, and send you a clear quote. No pressure and no obligation.
- Call08707 545 300
- OpenOpen 7 days, 9am to 6pm
- Based inOssett, West Yorkshire, fitting across the UK
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