Almost no side room needed
The curtain rolls into a barrel above the lintel, so the full opening width stays usable and nothing intrudes beside it.

The curtain rolls above the lintel and the opening stays clear.
01Introduction
A rolling shutter stores its curtain in a barrel above the opening, so it needs almost no side room and leaves the aperture completely clear when open. That is why it remains the default for wide industrial openings and for frontages where floor and wall space is at a premium.
The primary engineering split is single-wall against double-wall insulated, and only then material. A single folded slat is the choice when span, security or visibility matters; a double-wall insulated slat is the choice when the opening separates two environments.
02Why
The curtain rolls into a barrel above the lintel, so the full opening width stays usable and nothing intrudes beside it.
Steel curtains cover large industrial apertures that would need multiple leaves in other door types.
Security, insulation, visibility, airflow or transparency — the slat profile follows the requirement, not the other way round.
Side, central, tubular and Australian-type drives, with a manual override on every powered shutter.
03Categories
A category here is a construction or operating principle — the level at which two products genuinely behave differently, rather than just being finished differently.
An interlocking steel slat curtain rolling onto a barrel above the opening. The three lines here differ by what the steel is protected with, not by how the shutter works.

Rolling Shutters
Mild steel interlocking slat curtain in 0.8, 1.0 and 1.2 mm, push-up, gear or motorised, for shops, godowns and commercial openings.
3 configurations

Rolling Shutters
Galvanized steel interlocking curtain in the 0.8–1.0 mm class and 1.2 mm heavy duty, for shops, godowns and outdoor openings where a painted curtain would not last.
2 configurations

Rolling Shutters
Aluminium-zinc coated steel curtain in the 1.0 mm class and 1.2 mm heavy duty, for exposed commercial and industrial openings.
2 configurations
A non-ferrous curtain, chosen where appearance, weight or corrosion resistance decides the specification rather than cost.

Rolling Shutters
Roll-formed and extruded aluminium curtains in standard, heavy duty and premium configurations, for showrooms, offices and commercial entrances.
3 configurations

Rolling Shutters
SS304 and SS316 interlocking curtains in brushed, satin or polished finish, for food, pharmaceutical, healthcare and coastal installations.
3 configurations
An open curtain that secures the opening while letting light, air or sight through it. What changes between these lines is how much of the curtain is open, and in what pattern.

Rolling Shutters
MS, GI or aluminium curtains perforated in fine, standard vision or heavy-duty patterns, for retail, malls and parking structures.
3 configurations

Rolling Shutters
Solid curtains with defined vision and window sections, in standard, large-vision and mixed configurations, for showrooms and retail storefronts.
3 configurations

Rolling Shutters
Link, lattice and bar-construction grilles in steel, aluminium and stainless, including a high-cycle configuration for constantly-operated openings.
4 configurations
A polycarbonate curtain that closes the opening while leaving the display behind it visible. Specified where the shop front has to keep working after hours.

Rolling Shutters
UV-resistant polycarbonate curtains with aluminium connectors, clear or tinted, for showrooms, jewellery retail and premium storefronts.
3 configurations
A double-wall slat with an insulating core, for openings that separate two thermal or acoustic environments without giving up the compact roll.

Rolling Shutters
Double-wall aluminium, GI or steel slats with an insulating core, in standard, thermal and industrial configurations, for warehouses, food and temperature-controlled areas.
3 configurations
An engineered shutter rather than a catalogue size: curtain, guide, shaft and drive are sized together against the opening and the load it carries.

Rolling Shutters
Reinforced curtains with wind locks, end locks and engineered anchoring, in windproof standard, heavy duty and storm-resistant configurations.
3 configurations
04Find a shutter
Narrow by what it is made of, how the curtain is built, how hard it has to work, how it is operated and what it has to withstand.
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Rolling Shutters
Mild steel interlocking slat curtain in 0.8, 1.0 and 1.2 mm, push-up, gear or motorised, for shops, godowns and commercial openings.
3 configurations

Rolling Shutters
Galvanized steel interlocking curtain in the 0.8–1.0 mm class and 1.2 mm heavy duty, for shops, godowns and outdoor openings where a painted curtain would not last.
2 configurations

Rolling Shutters
Aluminium-zinc coated steel curtain in the 1.0 mm class and 1.2 mm heavy duty, for exposed commercial and industrial openings.
2 configurations

Rolling Shutters
Roll-formed and extruded aluminium curtains in standard, heavy duty and premium configurations, for showrooms, offices and commercial entrances.
3 configurations

Rolling Shutters
SS304 and SS316 interlocking curtains in brushed, satin or polished finish, for food, pharmaceutical, healthcare and coastal installations.
3 configurations

Rolling Shutters
MS, GI or aluminium curtains perforated in fine, standard vision or heavy-duty patterns, for retail, malls and parking structures.
3 configurations

Rolling Shutters
Solid curtains with defined vision and window sections, in standard, large-vision and mixed configurations, for showrooms and retail storefronts.
3 configurations

Rolling Shutters
Link, lattice and bar-construction grilles in steel, aluminium and stainless, including a high-cycle configuration for constantly-operated openings.
4 configurations

Rolling Shutters
UV-resistant polycarbonate curtains with aluminium connectors, clear or tinted, for showrooms, jewellery retail and premium storefronts.
3 configurations

Rolling Shutters
Double-wall aluminium, GI or steel slats with an insulating core, in standard, thermal and industrial configurations, for warehouses, food and temperature-controlled areas.
3 configurations

Rolling Shutters
Reinforced curtains with wind locks, end locks and engineered anchoring, in windproof standard, heavy duty and storm-resistant configurations.
3 configurations
Also part of this range
These products belong to this range but their page sits with the family that governs how they behave, so there is one page per product rather than two.

Fire & Safety
Galvanised double-wall, silicon-insulated shutters in 75 and 100 mm profiles with a stated 21 dB sound reduction, for openings in fire-rated walls.
2 configurations
04Compare
What each product in this family is for, what it is built to survive, and whether we can publish a specification table for it today.
05Performance considerations
Clear width and height of the opening, and the barrel space available above the lintel.
Whether the opening needs to be seen through when closed — that rules in grille, perforated or polycarbonate.
Insulation and acoustic requirements, which push the specification to a double-wall slat.
Corrosion exposure: humid, coastal or washdown environments favour galvanized or aluminium.
Curtain weight and daily cycle count, which together size the operator.
Fire compartment lines, which move the requirement into the Fire & Safety family.

Get in touch
Tell us the opening dimensions, the daily cycle count and the site conditions, and we will specify the right rolling shutters configuration and quote against it.