Roll-Up Concession Windows & Doors
Roll-up concession windows will close off your serving counter, and they roll up out of the way when you're ready to serve customers.
They fit perfectly for your concession stand, kitchen serving window, or even pass-through counters. They are built to your exact dimensions and we accommodate various mounting options.
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ConfigureThe Door Around Your Space
Built around your opening
PAYLON concession stand roll-up doors are made to fit your opening. Send the width, height and photos of the wall so we can help you choose a door.
We will help you check:
- Room above and beside the opening
- Where the door can attach to the wall
- Space for the cover above the door
- Available materials, finishes and colors
Use the measurement guide below to get started.
Compact design. Practical operation.
The door rolls up above the opening. It closes off your serving counter without a door swinging out into the work area.
Choose how it opens:
- Lift it by hand
- Turn a hand crank
- Use a motor and controls
Your options depend on the door’s size, weight and the space around it. PAYLON can help you check which options will work.
Budget Pricing
Manual doors range from $500–$1,500 USD; motorized doors range from $1,700–$2,500 USD, depending on size and setup.
Installation Kit
Doors come with installation parts; your installer supplies the wall fasteners and checks the mounting points.
Custom Fit
Send your opening size and wall photos so we can check the fit and mounting options.
Daily Operation
Choose push-up, hand-crank or motorized operation based on who uses the door and how often.
Common Applications
Outdoor Concession Stand
A roll-up concession door closes the serving opening at this outdoor snack stand. The solid curtain sits above a stainless steel counter, with drinks and packaged snacks visible behind it. Brick walls, menu boards, and field lighting show the setting clearly.
For a similar opening, check where the guides and hood will attach. Include the counter depth and any signs or lights near the door. Outdoor exposure also matters when choosing a configuration, especially where wind or rain can reach the opening.
Pharmacy Service Counters
These pharmacy roll-up counter doors divide a long prescription counter into separate service stations. Each opening has its own shutter, while glass panels separate the customer positions. Payment terminals stay on the public side of the counter. The layout shows how several openings can share one continuous counter.
When planning a similar arrangement, measure each opening rather than assuming they match. Note the glass dividers, terminals, and wall supports. These details help determine where each door can mount and travel.
Commercial Kitchen Serving Window
A roll-up kitchen serving window connects this commercial kitchen to a stainless steel pass-through counter. The raised curtain leaves the opening available for passing plates, while shelves, cooking equipment, and dishes remain visible inside. The hood sits above the opening, with guides along both sides.
For a similar layout, show the counter projection and nearby shelves in your photos. Check that dishes and equipment will stay clear of the curtain path. Leave room to reach the door hardware for service.
Order Pickup Counter
This roll-up counter door covers an order pickup and service opening. The perforated curtain has small openings across its slats, rather than a solid surface. Two payment terminals sit on the counter, and a glass divider marks the edge of the customer area.
A pickup station needs room for both the door and the items used during service. Include terminals, dividers, signs, and counter depth in your measurements. Keep these items outside the curtain path so they do not obstruct closing.
Side-By-Side Service Counters
Two perforated roll-up doors close adjoining service counters in this image. A central wall section separates the openings, while a continuous countertop connects the customer area. Each station has a payment terminal. The small holes in the curtain provide a different appearance from solid slats.
For multiple service windows, record the width and height of each opening. Photograph the central support and both outside edges. This helps identify mounting space without assuming that every opening has the same size or structure.
Wide Service Opening
A wide roll-up serving window spans this indoor counter. The closed perforated curtain covers the opening from side to side, with a slim counter ledge below it. The surrounding wall frames the shutter, and the nearby walkway stays clear of an outward-swinging door.
For a wide opening like this, measure across the finished sides and record the space above the opening. Include wall photos with your request. Door size and available mounting space help guide the choice of operation and hardware.
Lobby Service Counter
A red roll-up counter door stands out against the dark wall at this lobby service opening. The solid curtain closes down to a stainless steel counter ledge. Glass entrance doors and an open walkway sit beside the counter, making the shutter part of the public-facing interior.
Color can help a counter fit the surrounding space. When discussing a similar door, include your preferred finish and photos of nearby surfaces. Also note the wood trim and lighting above the opening when checking mounting space.
Home Bar Pass-Through
This black roll-up counter shutter closes a pass-through above a home bar. The surrounding cabinetry includes a sink, shelving, and a wine cooler. The shutter hood and side guides are visible against the light wall, showing how the closure fits within the finished room.
For a similar setup, measure the opening after allowing for tile, trim, and countertop finishes. Photograph the nearby shelves and faucet. Confirm residential product suitability and applicable warranty terms separately from the commercial applications shown elsewhere on this page.
Pricing and Warranty
Budget Pricing (USD)
Manual doors: $500–$1,500
Motorized doors: $1,700–$2,500
Planning ranges. Final pricing depends on opening size and configuration.
Confirm freight, installation and applicable taxes in your itemized quote.
Warranty Coverage
Includes one year for parts, five years for the motor where applicable, and one year for the finish.
Applies to commercial use only. Follow the Use + Care Guidelines to maintain coverage.
Is a concession window the same as a concession door?
These terms often describe a rolling shutter that closes a counter-height serving opening. Our roll-up counter doors suit concession stands, kitchen serving windows and pass-through counters. Tell us if your project also needs glass or a hinged hatch.
Can I order a custom size?
Yes. Send your clear opening width and height, quantity and photos so PAYLON can review the configuration and required clearances.
What is included for installation?
Counter doors ship as a kit with the parts for installation, excluding wall fasteners. Installation by an experienced or authorized installer is recommended. Confirm the wall fixing requirements for your site.
Can I use one outdoors?
Tell us about rain, wind, salt exposure and any local requirements. Confirm suitability and any required weather performance for your selected configuration before ordering.
What do I need for a quote?
Share the opening width and height, quantity, project location and intended use. Photos, available headroom and side clearance, finish preferences and preferred operation help us review your project.
