Overview
Paylon provides you with low-cost yet high-quality Kiosk and RMU Security covers that are quick to ship. Available in several different materials, they come with custom sizes and stocked common sizes.
Not only kiosks, but the doors are great if you want to protect carts and retail merchandizing units. Our lightweight kiosk security doors offer a strong physical deterrent to theft. Our team will work with you to customize a perfectly-fitting security door, designed specifically for your application. They roll up tight, consume minimal space, and are also manufactured from corrosion resistant components.
Low-Maintenance And Weather Resistant
Versatility
Our rolling kiosk security doors come with any layout, size, and feature you might need. Regardless of the kiosk shape, we will work to design a doors or shutter that fits perfectly. We have provided hundreds of similar security doors in the past and can guarantee their quality.
Features and Benefits
The kiosk doors roll up tight, consume minimal space, and are made for medium and heavy-duty operations. The materials we use are corrosion-resistant. Additionally, the surface has neutral colors, allowing the door to blend to most any décor.
Installation
All kiosk doors are shipped as a kit with all necessary parts for a complete and quick installation. It is recommended these installations be completed by an experienced, authorized person.
Security And Applications
After leaving for the day, you will rest assured, your merchandise is safe from crimes. Design a kiosk security door that not only fits perfectly fine, but is strong enough to prevent thieves from breaking through. Some common applications are jewelry stores, gun stores, or pawn shops. General applications include:
- Retail applications
- Food service facilities
- Schools and hospitals
- Manufacturing facilities
- Pharmaceutical windows
- Factories and warehouses
- Residential uses and more
Personalize Your Kiosk Security Doors
Customization
Paylon's kiosk security doors and gates come with custom features and optional accessories. They are ideal for sale terminals when not being used. We will help you find the right solution with these custom options:
- Width and Height. Choose any size you want
- Mounting Location. The choices include outside the building, inside an exterior wall, or on an interior wall.
- Mounting Type. In-jamb in the opening or wall mount over the opening.
- Roll Type. The options include push-pull, remote control, or operator station.
- Curtain Type. Includes solid, vented, or insulated curtains.
- Includes other optional accessories such as roll covers, motor covers, and more.
Common Applications
Mall Retail Kiosks
Mall kiosks' security shutters are great at sealing areas while the surrounding shopping center area stays accessible. You can plan the openings, taking into consideration the corner posts and where the staff is going to be entering.
Retail Carts And RMUs
Retail merchandising units usually consist of shallow displays, overhead signs, and limited framing. The retail merchandising units show the cart's movement and position during trading. When neighbouring displays, stock containers, or other carts are in their normal position, it’s recommended that you should review the support for the complete shutter assembly and ensure the locks are accessible.
Airport Retail Kiosks
There is a possibility that airport retail kiosks may close when passengers walk through the terminal. You need to plan the shutter location with the store operator and follow airport rules. You should also consider delivery access, hours of approved installation, staff key control, and how you position the switches. You need to keep the proposed housing away from signs and equipment that requires regular servicing.
Food Court Kiosks
After the kiosk closes, the shutter automatically closes the serving counter and separates it from the customers. Always check to ensure the shutter is not blocked by the menu boards, machines, and other items. Make sure it’s easy for staff to clean and operate. Ensure there is compatibility between the shutter design and the actual cooking and serving setup.
Coffee And Beverage Kiosks
Machines, dispensers, and payment terminals can make coffee kiosk counters look overcrowded. Ensure it’s easy for the shutter to close while keeping the equipment that stays there overnight safe. There should also be enough space for cleaning and restocking. Decide which counter openings need to close independently while another part of the kiosk is still serving customers.
Stadium Concession Kiosks
Stadium concession shutters needs to fit a busy open and close routine before and after events. Decide the member of the staffs who will operate each shutter and how easy it’s for them to reach the locks and controls. There should be space for bringing in supplies and maintaining equipment. Show the open space, including the people around the area for the site management to review the closing arrangement.
Outdoor Service Kiosks
Outdoor kiosks security doors needs to be engineered for the site weather conditions. Determine whether the canopy will protect the opening from wind, rain, and salt air. Ensure you communicate both the curtain, finish, controls, and mounting surfaces all together. Don’t assume all security shutters give the same level of protection; rather, request documentation if you want a specific performance rating.
Electronics And Accessory Kiosks
There is often small products near the counter edge in electronic kiosks. Check hanging hooks, raised displays, and payment screens to be sure the shutter path is not blocked. Decide whether you want merchandise to still be visible even when you close the kiosk. Check whether the kiosks can be accessed through the sides, front, and the back, and decide who keeps the keys.
Kiosk Security Door Questions
Can A Shutter Fit An Existing Kiosk?
Send photos and drawings of the existing kiosk. The photos should include the frame above and beside each opening. The review will help determine the support for the shutter, the best position for the housing and side guides, and whether anything will block the curtain path.
How Do You Close A Kiosk With Several Open Sides?
Ensure each opening is properly labelled on a plan, and show where the corners connect. Each opening must work properly with adjacent counters, side guides, and staff entrance. Be sure about the complete layout before you order.
Manual Or Motorized Operation?
Consider opening height, staff reach, and how often you intend to close the kiosks. Decide whether manual operation is practical for the proposed size or whether you need a motor, then confirm the required power and controls. Ensure you clearly state the exact method of operating the exact shutter in your quote.
Can Customers Still See The Display After Closing?
Solid curtains block the display from view. Punched curtains allow people to see through them due to their openings. Before you make a decision on which curtain to choose, review a sample and check its compatibility with your display lighting.
How Much Room Does The Shutter Need?
Measure the clear opening itself and the spaces available above, beside, and behind it. The opening size and the selected system determine the size of the housing and guide dimensions. Rather than just guessing the final clearance from the opening alone, use the approved drawing.
What Should I Check For An Outdoor Kiosk?
Tell us whether the kiosk opening is safe from weather conditions or exposed to wind, rain, or salty air. Ensure that the specified shutter and the finish are suitable for the site. If you need a specific performance rating, request performance documentation for the exact shutter assembly.
How Should We Plan Locks And Staff Access?
Decide who handles the opening of each shutter and their stand position to reach where the lock or control is located. In your drawing, show the staff entrance. Ensure the entire kiosk is compatible with locks, key arrangements, and the closing sequence.
What Should I Send For A Kiosk Quote?
Provide the number of openings, labelled width and height measurements of each opening, clear photos of the front and corner, and framing details. Send the location of the site, preferred ways of operation and finish, as well as any landlord requirements, if there are any. State whether the kiosk is new, existing, or movable.
