These roll-up security shutters come with a small roll box and a choice of slat styles that guarantee a secured storefront, counter, or window without making it look bulky or closed-in.
Box Size and Slat Types
How do roll-up shutters provide security without a bulky overhead roll box?
When the slats roll up, they fit securely, thus making our shutters one of the smallest roll boxes among our competitors. The motor is invisible, usually inside the roll tube. You will find the boxes in a square (90°), angled (45°), or round shape.
With this, the shutters will easily blend into your storefronts, service counters, and home windows without compromising their strength or looks. Visit our roll-up storefront doors page to explore the various styles and sizes available.
What is the difference between solid, vented and punched slats on security shutters?
The balance between the security, airflow, and visibility you will get for your security shutters depends on the slat you choose.
- You will get the highest level of privacy and strongest defense against forced entry when you choose solid slats.
- Punched grid slats make your display visible to people after hours through their small stamped openings, while the shutter still stops smash-and-grab break-ins.
- Vented slats guarantee the most airflow and see-through visibility due to their medium to large rectangular opening. They are a popular option on counters and specialty openings.
How do roll-up counter doors secure pharmacies, concessions and service windows?
A counter door closes over the opening and locks the counter or cabinet. This ensures that medicine, alcohol, and cash registers securely stay in place after hours. It fits the counter and does not affect workspace when you open it due to the deep, narrow side guide rails of around 2-1/8" or 2-1/2" and the deep aluminum slats. You will find our roll-up counter doors in solid, vented, and grid styles.
