Aluminum Roller Shutter Doors

Aluminum is incredibly durable and built to last. It naturally resists rust and corrosion, making it a superior choice over steel for coastal areas or humid environments. Despite being lightweight, aluminum is tough enough to withstand impact, severe weather, and daily wear and tear without warping or rotting like wood might.

Very little! Because aluminum doesn’t rust, you won’t need to spend time sanding or repainting them. A simple wash with mild water every few months to remove dirt and debris is usually enough to keep them looking and functioning like new. It is also good practice to occasionally check that the tracks are clear of obstructions.

Aluminum roller shutter doors are suitable for both industrial and commercial applications, as well as residential use.

In industrial/commercial settings: Their high strength, corrosion resistance, and high-frequency opening and closing characteristics make aluminum roller shutters suitable for workshops, warehouses, shops, and other similar needs.

In residential settings: Aluminum rolling shutters offer advantages such as lightweight construction, security, and aesthetic appeal. They can be used for garages, yard gates, etc., and are easy to install and have low maintenance costs. They meet the security and aesthetic requirements of residential homes.

An aluminum rolling shutter door consists of many narrow horizontal slats hinged together. When opened, the door tightly coils into a compact box directly above the opening. This design is extremely space-efficient, as it requires almost no headroom inside the building.
An overhead sectional doo is made of several larger, rigid panels hinged together. When opened, these panels slide along tracks that run up the wall and then parallel to the ceiling.

Yes, they are excellent for energy efficiency. Aluminum shutters act as a barrier against heat transfer. In the summer, they block the sun’s rays, keeping your interior cool. In the winter, they trap heat inside, reducing the load on your heater. Many aluminum shutters also come with foam-filled slats, which provide even greater insulation properties.