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Rolling Shutters/Perforated, Vision & Grille Curtains

Perforated Rolling Shutter

A closed shutter you can see and breathe through.

A perforated steel rolling shutter closed across the glazed entrance of a premium retail store at dusk, its satin silver-grey curved slats punched with a dense pattern of small round holes through which the lit shop interior glows, between matching guides beneath a plain hood, with a small control station at the jamb and a wide paved pavement in frontRolling Shutters

Product visualisations. These images are built to a written specification of this door type rather than photographed on site, and they are replaced as installation photography becomes available. They illustrate construction and arrangement; the figures that matter are in the specification below.

Key specifications

Materials
MS, GI or aluminium
Metal thickness
0.8 / 1.0 / 1.2 mm class
Open area
Pattern specific
Sizes
Custom

* Final specification depends on door dimensions, configuration, operating environment and project requirements.

01Overview

About Perforated Rolling Shutter

Perforating the slat turns a solid shutter into one that still secures the opening but lets light, air and some visibility through it. That matters in two quite different places: a shop front that wants the display seen after hours, and a parking structure that needs ventilation through a secured opening.

03Variants

Available configurations

The same product, built for a different job. Where a specification depends on opening dimensions, selected profile, operating duty or site conditions, the final configuration is confirmed during technical assessment.

  • Fine perforated

    A fine perforation pattern prioritising security, airflow and light transmission with limited visibility through the curtain. Hole size and pitch are configuration dependent.

  • Standard vision perforated

    A more open pattern giving better visibility along with ventilation, for retail storefront security where the display should stay visible.

  • Heavy-duty perforated

    Reinforced perforated metal curtain with a heavy-duty guide, for larger openings and harder use.

10Gallery

Perforated Rolling Shutter in detail

  • A brushed stainless perforated rolling shutter closed across a showroom front, seen from a three-quarter angle: curved slats with staggered round perforations, stainless head box with the motor at its right-hand end, hand chain and pull cords beside the guide, and yellow-and-black bollards
  • Extreme close-up of a perforated rolling shutter curtain: four curved brushed stainless slats with staggered rows of round perforations, joined by rolled interlocks, light from the showroom showing through the holes
  • Bottom corner of a closed perforated rolling shutter: the channel guide holding the perforated slat ends, the brushed stainless bottom rail on the paving with its lock, the guide foot bolted down, and the hand chain and pull cords beside the guide
  • The drive end of a motorised perforated rolling shutter: the enclosed geared motor unit on the end of the stainless head box, the hand chain and red and green pull cords beside the guide, and the wall control box with display, push buttons and emergency stop
  • A perforated rolling shutter closed on a showroom front, seen square on: stainless head box, perforated curtain, guides, motor with chain and cords, control box and bollards beside the glazed shop window

04Technical specifications

Specification, features and ordering

Technical data is shown first; features, applications, compatibility, installation, safety, ordering and downloads are a click away.

Identification & material5 fields
Product family
Perforated Rolling Shutter
Material
MS / GI / aluminium
Material grade
Selected according to the material chosen for the installation
Coating
Paint, galvanized, powder coating or anodising depending on material
Surface treatment
Powder coating or anodising optional
Curtain12 fields
Construction
Perforated interlocking slats; reinforced curtain on the heavy-duty configuration
Profile
Approximately 75–80 mm class for steel-based conventional construction; aluminium profile dependent
Profile height
Approximately 75–80 mm class for steel construction; aluminium profile dependent
Slat thickness
0.8 / 1.0 / 1.2 mm class for metal constructions
End lock
Configuration dependent
Slat weight
Calculated from the selected profile and material
Curtain weight
Calculated from the selected profile, material and opening dimensions
Perforation pattern
Fine, standard vision or heavy-duty pattern
Hole shape
Pattern dependent
Hole size
Pattern dependent
Hole pitch
Pattern dependent
Open area
Pattern dependent

Open area follows from hole shape, size and pitch. There is no universal figure for a perforated curtain.

Opening4 fields
Maximum width
Custom size; configuration dependent
Maximum height
Custom size; configuration dependent
Maximum area
Configuration dependent
Intermediate mullion
Available for large or multiple curtain arrangements
Guide7 fields
Guide material
MS, GI or aluminium according to the curtain material
Guide width
65 / 75 / 100 mm class depending on opening size
Guide depth
Configuration dependent; conventional systems approximately 65–100 mm class
Guide thickness
3.15 mm class conventional guide construction
Curtain engagement
40–60 mm class for conventional steel arrangements
Wind lock
Optional; required where wind exposure or design demands it
Guide seal
Optional; configuration dependent
Barrel & shaft5 fields
Barrel type
Conventional or motorised barrel according to configuration
Shaft diameter
32 / 40 / 50 mm class, selected according to shutter width and curtain load
Shaft material
Steel
Bracket
Steel bracket, size selected according to shutter height and load; conventional reference range from 300 × 300 mm upward
Hood / headbox
Hood or headbox to suit the material; size configuration dependent
Bottom4 fields
Bottom profile
MS, GI or aluminium bottom profile depending on material
Bottom bar dimensions
Configuration dependent
Bottom seal
Optional rubber or EPDM seal where required
Lock
Central or side locking according to configuration
Operation & control6 fields
Operation
Manual, gear operated or motorised
Motor options
Tubular, central or side-mounted motor depending on shutter size and configuration
Motor rating
Selected according to curtain weight, opening size, barrel and duty cycle
Supply voltage
230 V AC single-phase or 415 V AC three-phase depending on the selected motor
Emergency manual override
Manual override available on powered configurations
Controls
Push button, key switch, RF remote, access control, GSM or Wi-Fi where compatible
Performance7 fields
Wind resistance
Configuration dependent
Fire rating
Not fire-rated unless separately tested and certified
Thermal performance
Not rated
Acoustic performance
Not specifically rated; configuration dependent
Corrosion resistance
Depends on the material and finish selected
Cycle rating
Duty dependent; the operator is selected according to operating frequency
Opening speed
Motor and configuration dependent
Safety4 fields
Safety devices
Photocell, safety edge and emergency stop available depending on the motor and control configuration
Anti-drop device
Available where required; configuration dependent
Brake
Motor or gear brake according to the selected operator
Obstacle detection
Available with a compatible control and safety system
Finish2 fields
Finish
Paint, galvanized, powder coating or anodising depending on material
Colour
Standard colours; custom RAL available
Installation4 fields
Mounting
Face mounted, between jamb or recessed
Headroom required
Survey dependent
Side room required
Survey dependent
Mounting substrate
Masonry, RCC, structural steel or other suitable structural support; fixing selected according to the substrate

Specifications may vary according to opening dimensions, selected profile, material, operating method, site conditions and final system configuration.

FAQ

Questions we are actually asked

What open area percentage do we get?
It depends entirely on the pattern selected, since open area is a function of hole shape, size and pitch. We will not quote a universal figure. Tell us the visibility and ventilation you need and we will confirm the pattern and the open area it gives.
How is this different from a vision shutter?
A perforated curtain is perforated across its area, giving diffuse light and partial visibility. A vision shutter has defined window or vision sections in an otherwise solid curtain, giving a clear view through those sections. They are different products for different intents.
Which material should we choose?
Mild steel for an internal or sheltered opening, galvanized where the opening is exposed, aluminium where corrosion resistance and weight matter or the shutter is on a front elevation.
What sizes is the Perforated Rolling Shutter available in?
It is made to the opening rather than supplied in fixed sizes. Send us the clear width and height along with the headroom and side room available, and we will confirm what the configuration supports.
Can it be motorised, and can an existing shutter be motorised?
Yes to both, where the curtain and barrel suit it. Motor selection follows curtain weight, opening size, barrel diameter and how often the shutter runs, so it is calculated for the opening rather than taken from a product line.
What happens during a power failure?
Every powered shutter is supplied with a manual override, by hand chain, crank or release depending on the configuration. It is part of the specification rather than an accessory.
What do you need from us to quote?
Clear opening width and height, the headroom and side room, roughly how many times a day it will be used, whether it is internal or external, and the finish you want. That is usually enough for a configuration and a price.

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