May 14, 2026

How Much Do Shutters Cost? A Realistic UK Price Breakdown

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Wondering how much do shutters cost? Get an honest breakdown of shutter prices for UK homes, covering materials, styles, and fitting.

How Much Do Shutters Cost? A Realistic UK Price Breakdown

How much do shutters cost in the UK?

See our definitive pricing reference for the full numbers: Window Shutters Prices: 2026 UK Guide.

"How much do shutters cost?" is the most common question we hear from homeowners. The honest answer depends on material, window size, style, and whether installation is included. For supply and fit in the UK, expect to pay between £270 and £550 per square metre. That range covers everything from budget-friendly composites to premium hardwood and aluminium options.

To understand how much do shutters cost for your specific home, the most accurate method is to book a free survey — we measure, advise, and quote on the spot with no obligation.

Cost by material type

Composite shutters start from approximately £270 per m² — ideal for bathrooms, kitchens, and budget-conscious projects. Hardwood shutters range from £320 to £520 per m², offering a premium painted finish. Aluminium shutters from £420 per m² are the strongest and best for wide spans.

What makes shutters cost more or less?

How much do shutters cost also depends on window shape (arches and circles cost more), shutter style (tier-on-tier has more hardware than full-height), colour matching, and installation complexity. Bay windows and tracked systems for doors involve more templating.

Read our comprehensive pricing guide for a deeper dive into how much shutters cost across different scenarios and property types.

FAQs

How much do shutters cost for an average 3-bed house?

A typical 3-bed house with 6–8 windows might cost between £3,000 and £6,000 for supply and fit, depending on materials and styles chosen.

Are shutters cheaper than blinds?

Shutters cost more upfront but last 20+ years. Blinds need replacing every 5–8 years, making shutters better value over time.

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