Roll-up counter doors lock down service counters and pass-through windows that are up to 20 feet wide and 9 feet high. The curtain is designed with interlocking slats that roll up tight above the opening, making the door stay out of the way during business hours.
All our counter doors are customized to fit your opening. You can also choose from our available custom colors, and we ship them as a complete kit that is ready to be installed.
Solid Security For Service Counters
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Features And Benefits
- They roll up tight into a small coil above the opening, so they require minimal space.
- Comes with solid slats that hide what is behind your counter and prevent reach-in theft after hours.
- They are designed in custom colors and with corrosion-resistant components.
- You can choose between manual or motorized operation.
- They’re customized to fit your opening.
Best For
- Retail counters
- Food service facilities
- Schools and hospitals
- Pharmacy windows
- Manufacturing facilities
Solid, Vented Or Grid Counter Door?
All three PAYLON counter doors roll up above the opening and lock the counters after hours. The curtain determines how much people can see and how much air gets through.
| Door | Visibility | Airflow |
|---|---|---|
| Solid counter door | No view | None |
| Vented counter door | Limited view | Small holes let air through |
| Grid counter door | Full view | Air and light pass through |
Common Questions
What is a roll-up counter door?
A roll-up counter door is a security door made with interlocking slats that roll into a coil above a counter or pass-through opening. This door closes and locks your counter when it’s down. At PAYLON, we make these doors up to 20 feet wide and 9 feet high.
How much does a roll-up counter door cost?
The cost of most PAYLON roll-up counter doors is around $560 to $6,551. The price is determined mostly by size, followed by material, finish, locks, and motor. To get an actual quote, send us your width and height measurements.
How do I measure for a roll-up counter door?
Measure the opening width and height, then the space above the opening and on each side of the coil and guides. Check each measurement on our how to measure for a roll-up door guide.
Can a roll-up counter door be motorized?
Yes, roll-up counter doors can be motorized. For our counter doors, we have both manual and motorized operation. Manual is a good option for smaller counters opened once or twice a day. A motor is recommended for wide or heavy doors.
