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Aluminium joinery

Roller shutters

A roller shutter is a curtain of hinged slats that rolls into a box above the opening.

Aluminium roller shutter fitted on a glazed opening
In short

A roller shutter is a curtain of hinged slats that rolls into a box above the opening. It shields from sun, light and prying eyes, improves security and boosts the insulation of the window or sliding door.

Three slat profiles

The 44 flat is discreet and elegant for small and medium openings. The curved 55, with its rounded shape, is stiffer and suited to French windows and large openings, with better wind resistance. The extruded profile, made of extruded aluminium, offers maximum strength, strong burglary resistance and improved thermal and acoustic insulation.

Manual or motorised

Operation can be manual or motorised (remote, switch or home automation depending on the project). Shutters integrate with aluminium joinery in the box or surface-mounted, for a neat result in new-build and renovation.

Key benefits

  • Security and burglary protection
  • Light control and thermal comfort
  • Acoustic insulation
  • Modern design, colours matched to joinery

Options and customisation

  • 44 flat, 55 curved or extruded
  • Manual or motorised control
  • Built-in or surface-mounted box
  • Colours matched to profiles

Applications

  • Bedrooms and living rooms
  • French windows and large openings
  • Shops and business premises

Gallery

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Frequently asked questions

44 flat for small and medium openings and a controlled budget; curved 55 for large openings and wind; extruded when security and insulation come first.

In many cases yes, depending on the condition of the box and axis. An on-site check confirms it.

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