Brick Bond Roller Shutters

Rolling shutter doors consist of several parts, including a horizontal curtain, side guides, bottom rail, barrel, assembly, and canopy. A box sits above the entryway above the roller shutter doors so that they are neatly tucked inside whenever the doors are opened. In this way, not only do you conserve floor space, but you can also use the wall space for additional shelving and displays.

The key difference between standard roller shutters and brick bond roller shutters is the rectangular holes that provide a window into your shop window.

Due to the rectangle windows in brick bond roller shutters you might expect them to be less secure than sheeted roller shutters without holes. However, in reality there is no material difference in the level of protection that each shutter provides and this should not affect your decision. If you want to give your customers a view into your premises then you should go for brick bond shutters and feel confident that security is no less than any other shutter solution.

We offer both electronic and manually operated brick bond roller shutters to suit any budget. Electrical operation is available for all of our shutters and grilles, including photo-electric cell, remote sensing or hand-held activation. We’ll provide full quotations for each operating system so that you can make a decision based on your personal circumstances.

The fitting process will take less than one day, and we aim to book your installation within two weeks of placing your order. As all of the process is managed in-house we can provide faster turnaround times than would otherwise be the case if we outsourced any of the manufacturing process.

You’ll be pleased to know that maintaining your roller shutters is a piece of cake. All you need is some warm water, a sponge, and any household cleaning detergent. Even washing up liquid will do. We advise our clients to clean their shutters at least once a year to avoid build up of excess dirt and grease.