Window Shutters Edinburgh - Measure & Install in 2 Weeks

📍60 Leith Street
Edinburgh EH1 3SP

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They’re arguably the most authentic window treatment you can put in a Georgian property. Edinburgh’s New Town was built for elegance, tall, well-proportioned sash windows, deep stone reveals, and rooms designed to make the most of natural light. Plantation shutters respect all of that. Their clean lines and solid construction sit naturally within a Georgian window without looking incongruous, and the adjustable louvres give you precise control over the extraordinary quality of Edinburgh’s northern light.

Full height shutters are the most popular choice for New Town properties, covering the full window from top to bottom while allowing complete louvre control at any angle. For ground floor windows where pavement-level privacy is a priority, café style shutters are an elegant alternative.

Yes, this is one of the most practical reasons Edinburgh homeowners choose internal shutters. Many of Edinburgh’s period properties, particularly tenement flats and New Town townhouses, have original or older windows that allow cold air in around the frame. Plantation shutters sit flush within the window reveal, creating an additional barrier that noticeably reduces draughts and improves the thermal comfort of a room, particularly in winter.

It won’t replace the performance of modern double glazing, but for homeowners in listed buildings or conservation areas where window replacement is restricted, internal shutters are one of the most effective improvements available.

Edinburgh’s architectural heritage means we regularly work with non-standard windows. Arched sash windows in New Town properties, angled dormers in Morningside villas, and narrow stairwell windows in Victorian tenements all require a made-to-measure approach that off-the-shelf blinds simply can’t deliver. Our special shapes range covers arched, circular, triangular, and custom-profile windows,  all made to your exact measurements.

Several factors influence the final price,  your window dimensions, the material you choose, and the style and complexity of the fitting. Edinburgh’s high proportion of period properties with deep stone reveals and original sash windows can add some complexity compared to a standard modern casement, so it’s worth factoring that in when budgeting.

As a general guide, most Edinburgh homeowners spend between £250 and £450 per square metre. A standard sash window typically falls in the £300–£500 range, while larger or more complex windows, bay windows, arched frames, or rooms with multiple windows, will naturally sit higher, with bay windows ranging from around £360 up to £1,440 depending on size. All prices include VAT, delivery, your 10-year warranty, and the full measure and install service.

Our online estimator gives you a starting figure based on your measurements, and our Complete Guide to the Cost of Window Shutters covers every variable in detail. For a precise quote tailored to your Edinburgh property, a free home appointment is the best next step and every quote is backed by our Price Beat Promise.