Roller Shutter
A roller shutter is a closure system made of interconnected horizontal slats (panels) that move vertically to open and close. The slats roll up around a drum (roller) positioned above the opening (door or window) when opened, and unroll to cover the opening completely when closed.
Advantages of Roller Shutters
Security: Protects against theft and unauthorized access.
Insulation: Thermal and acoustic insulation.
Weather Protection: Shields against dust, rain, and UV rays.
Ease of Operation: Especially with electric systems.
Durability: Long-lasting with proper materials.
Types of Roller Shutters
Commercial & Industrial:
Heavy-duty, designed for high-frequency use.
Common in shops, warehouses, and factories.
Residential:
Lighter in weight, often insulated for comfort.
Used for windows, doors, and garages.
High-Security:
Reinforced steel design, anti-break-in systems.
Transparent (Polycarbonate) Shutters:
Allow visibility while providing protection.
Common Applications
Shops and retail stores.
Warehouses and factories.
Garage doors.
Windows and doors in residential buildings.
Cafés and restaurants (protecting glass facades).
