Roller shutters are heavy-duty, often featuring interlocking aluminium or steel slats, so they’re well built for a diverse mix of industrial settings. Roller Shutter Door can also be explained as door consisting of a corrugated steel (sometimes sandwich panels) curtain that, when lifted to open, rolls up into a bundle at the top of the door. The corrugations in the door allow the door to flex - the wider the expanse the door has to cover, the deeper and sturdier the corrugations and steel have to be. This means a larger bundle must be accounted for when the door is fully open. Roller shutters can be designed for specialist requirements, such as fire resistance and terror protection.
Advantages of Roller Shutter Door
Applications of Roller Shutter Door
Roller Shutter Doors are use in residential, commercial and industrial environment such as retail stores, supermarkets, schools, universities, hospitals, offices, warehouses, garage doors, loading bays, window shutters, banks, aircraft hangers, exterior doors, receptions, factories, bars, distribution centres, car parks, agriculture buildings etc.