All commercial security roller shutters contain the same basic components; the slat curtain, guide channels and the box which contains the shaft assembly and motor (if electrically operated). Guide channel and box sizes are dependent on the size of the opening to be secured and the type of slat used. In practice, choice of slat is driven by four main factors; size, budget, security and vision level. Use our product finder by clicking the button below to find the perfect commercial roller shutter for your business:
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A bespoke design makes our commercial roller shutters suitable for any business. Applications include storage units, loading bays, warehouses, factories, bars, reception desks, kiosks, cafes, restaurants, shops, sports or leisure centres, offices, and transport stations, amongst many others. Any type and size of opening can be secured, from external doors and windows to data centres and internal room divisions.
Installation
One of our skilled surveyors will conduct a site visit to measure up, assess your fixing requirements and discuss your needs. Your bespoke solution will then be developed to suit your preferred options in terms of security level, insulation, vision and aesthetics, and manufactured to order. A nationwide network of experienced engineers ensures we have specialists for all types of businesses and project sizes, from low-budget one-off installations to ongoing contracts with the world’s leading architects.
Sizes
Commercial roller shutters with small profile heights, such as the M411, can be used to achieve a tight roll size. This enables them to fit into compact housing for minimal impact on a building’s facade. On the other end of the scale, steel roller doors 12m wide and beyond have been designed to protect large openings such as industrial buildings and superstores.
Security
While the primary objective of most roller shutters is to provide security, the level varies by product. Some projects, such as a reception desk area, may only require a cost-effective deterrent for opportunistic thieves. In contrast, our Elite products have been tested and approved by the internationally-recognised body Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB). These commercial roller shutters have achieved insurance-approved ratings from SR1 to SR4, for security levels on par with banks and government buildings.
Finishes
Security does not need to compromise aesthetics. Choose from standard colours in the most popular RAL references, along with cost-effective natural anodised aluminium and mill steel finishes. Alternatively, a colour match powder coated finish allows commercial roller shutters to completely blend into their surroundings rather than becoming a feature in themselves. Transparent polycarbonate and other vision profiles are also available to maximise light flow.
How much does a commercial security shutter cost?
A variety of different designs, materials and operation choices mean commercial roller shutter prices can vary significantly. For example, a 3m wide shutter around 2.5m high, electrically operated via key switch and in a standard colour, could cost anything from £1,000 for a solid steel shutter to over £3,000 for a Secured By Design insurance approved P77 Elite (LPCB SR2 Rated) with polycarbonate inserts.
Steel products have a galvanised finish as standard. Aluminium products generally come with choice of standard colours such as white, brown and grey. If you cannot find a colour which matches your requirements nearly all shutter profiles can be powder coated any RAL colour for an additional cost.
All commercial roller shutters are available on a supply only basis, however most customers want one of our experienced nationwide engineering teams to install. Customers who use Roché’s installation service will also receive the peace of mind of a one year comprehensive product and workmanship guarantee, with ongoing service contracts available. Installation charges are based on the number of shutters to be installed and the complexity of the job.
Phone our team with rough sizes for a quick estimate quotation. For a formal quotation Roché need to send an experienced engineer to the site for a free no-obligation survey. A survey allows Roché to take exact measurements, check all details, including fixing points and electric supply, and discuss your requirements in more detail. Once complete we aim to get a detailed breakdown of costs delivered within 24 to 48 hours.
If you are interested in our rapid emergency service, which typically carries a surcharge, then please notify the team when you contact them.
Why Choose ROCHÉ?
Made to measure and installed nationwide by experts. All our commercial applications come with a 12 month product and workmanship guarantee.
Over 20 different products available, from the unique transparent Eurolook polycarbonate shutter to a solid steel shutter.
Wide range of access control choices, from standard key switches to cloud based keyless physical access control systems.
Dedicated design and engineering team available to work with architects and contractors on major commercial projects.
More LPCB / Secured by Design, insurance and police approved commercial roller shutters than any other UK supplier.
Emergency service available with turnaround times as low as 3 days through in-house manufacturing and powder coating capabilities.
Let Roché be your shutter partner
Roché are partners with a number of companies large and small with ongoing shutter requirements including the likes of Transport for London, Portakabin Group, Edemol, NatWest and Mulberry. The benefits of partnering with Roché for your shutter requirements are:
- Huge selection of in-house manufactured products including the UK’s most comprehensive range of LPCB / Secured By Design insurance approved light commercial roller shutters.
- Access to nationwide team of experienced shutter engineers for security shutter installations, repairs, terminations and services including our 24/7 emergency service team.
- Dedicated account manager to handle all your requirements.
- Competitive pricing including the development of company specific price lists and payment terms.