Bespoke Shutters

Practical insights on energy-efficient blinds, shutters, and window systems for housing providers, landlords, and homeowners.

6 Key Benefits of Energy Saving Window Systems

Energy saving window systems are an important pillar of retrofit and efficiency measures in properties. Both for the household and for industrial or commercial properties. These window systems help to keep costs low and better make use of the energy being pumped into these locations. Today, we will go over 6 benefits of installing energy […]

Social housing blinds reducing energy costs.

Making Public Housing Affordable with Social Housing Blinds

A great deal of the public housing available today was created several decades ago. When we talk about social housing blinds in these properties, it is more than just an aesthetic choice. In many cases, effective energy-saving social housing blinds can help these ailing properties. Much of the social housing stock on the market struggles […]

Discussing Bespoke Blinds in Liverpool Homes for Heat Retention

Using Bespoke Blinds in Liverpool Homes for Heat Retention

When you hear of bespoke blinds in Liverpool, you probably think of a standard set of window blinds, the kind you’ll see in most homes in one way or another. But in this case, that isn’t quite accurate. For example, our own bespoke blinds from Liverpool, which are custom-made to help trap heat within the […]

Bespoke Shutters Effect on Insulation and Solar Dampening

In the modern world, every effort must be made to help bring down energy usage, especially in the millions of homes across the UK. Each year, we use thousands of kilowatt-hours across millions of homes. You may be curious how a set of bespoke shutters can help reduce this usage. Today, we aim to address […]

Bespoke Shutters Reducing Energy Usage In the Household

How Can Bespoke Shutters Reduce Energy Usage in the Home?

Bespoke shutters are not only a stylish addition to your home, but they can also help enhance energy efficiency. The UK government has outlined their aims to bring all homes up to a minimum Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of C by 2035. By 2030, the poorest of these homes are expected to reach this […]