Privacy Roller Shutters. Control Home Privacy.

Yes. When fully closed, the solid aluminium slats interlock into a continuous panel with no gaps, slits, or transparent sections. Nobody can see in from outside, day or night. When partially raised, the shutter covers most of the window while leaving a gap at the bottom for ventilation. Street-level sightlines stay blocked while air flows through. You control the level room by room with a remote or smart app, so bedrooms can be fully private while living areas stay open.

Not when they’re closed. Each slat is solid aluminium filled with insulating polyurethane foam. When the shutter is down, the slats interlock tightly into a continuous panel. There are no gaps between slats, no perforations, and no transparent sections. Light doesn’t pass through and neither does a line of sight. Even at night with interior lights on, a closed roller shutter gives you complete visual privacy from the street, neighbours, and anyone walking past.

Yes, and the comparison is significant. Blinds sit inside the window frame. They shift in the breeze, leave gaps at the edges, and tilt to let partial views through. Curtains bunch, leave gaps at the sides, and need constant adjusting. Roller shutters sit on the outside of the glass. When closed, there are no gaps, no movement, and no adjustment needed. They also block light, reduce heat, dampen noise, and add a physical security barrier. Blinds and curtains can only do one thing. Shutters do four.

Partial airflow, yes. Full airflow with full privacy, no. The shutter has three positions. Fully open gives you full airflow but no privacy. Fully closed gives you complete privacy but no airflow. The middle ground is partially raised, where the shutter covers most of the window while leaving a gap at the bottom for ventilation. Street-level view stays blocked. Most customers use the partial position during the day for airflow and close fully at night. See how electric control makes switching between positions effortless.

Between $770 and $1,655 per opening for standard single-storey windows. The average is around $1,090 incl GST. There’s no separate “privacy shutter” at a different price. Every roller shutter we install provides full privacy when closed, along with security, blockout, heat reduction, and noise reduction. The price covers supply, custom preparation, installation, and licensed electrical. Get your exact quote with a free on-site measure.