A closed shop should not look like a dead shop. A transparent roller shutter keeps your window display visible after closing time, and it still stops thieves. ADV Contractors manufactures, fits, repairs and maintains every transparent shutter, and we work all over the UK. In addition, commercial property owners choose these shutters and replace block or solid shutters.
Why a Transparent Roller Shutter Beats a Solid System
1. Your Display Keeps Selling
People walk past your shop at night. They see your goods through the clear panels. So, your window works as an advert even when the door is locked.
2. The Street Looks Safer
A solid shutter leaves a dark, blank wall. However, clear panels let your shop light reach the road. Because of this, the area feels open and watched.
3. Thieves Have Nowhere to Hide
Anyone passing can see inside, so a break-in attempt is easy to notice. Also, the panels take hard hits without breaking.
What the Panels Are Made Of
Polycarbonate Sheets
We use UV-stabilised polycarbonate that is stronger than glass. Besides, it stays clear for years and lets in up to 92% daylight.
Metal Rods
Each panel gets an aluminium or stainless steel rod for extra strength. In addition, the box and guides come in a galvanised finish.
Colour Choices
At ADV Contractors, we have a wide range of powder-coat finishes and BS or RAL colour options; choose according to your property requirements.
Size and Strength Details
- Panel thickness: 2mm to 5mm
- Width: up to 6 metres in one span
- Visibility: up to 83%
- Wind load: up to 117 km/h
- Fire: self-extinguishing material
- Motor: 3-phase direct drive for big openings
- Operation: manual or remote control
- Locks: manual or motorised
- Cleaning: easy, with very little care needed
Where a Transparent Shutter Fits Best
Shops That Show Goods
Retail shops, jewellery stores, showrooms and pharmacies gain the most. Customers keep looking at your products even after closing time.
Public Places
Banks, shopping centres, museums and airports also use clear shutters. For example, a bank can lock its front and still stay in full view.
From Call to Fitting in About a Week
Step 1: Visit and Measure
Our experts come to your property. Then, they take exact measurements.
Step 2: Custom Design
We plan the size, colour and security features with you. As a result, the shutter fits your property well.
Step 3: Manufacturing
Your shutter is made in our UK workshop in 2 to 4 days. Moreover, every unit is tested before it leaves.
Step 4: Fitting
We call you to fix a time that suits you. Afterwards, our team fits the shutter and leaves the site clean. Off-hours and holiday fitting are possible.
Repair and Care After Fitting
Sometimes a motor stops or a panel gets damaged. In that case, we repair it quickly. Similarly, we maintain your shutter so it keeps running smoothly for years.
Why Choose ADV Contractors
- Trained engineers and fitters
- Whole job done in about a week
- Design made for your property
- Fair prices, no extra charges
- Meets UK safety, fire and building rules
- Support even after fitting
The Final Thought
In short, a transparent roller shutter is the best choice for maximum visibility and security. At ADV Contractors, we are the trusted provider in the UK that designs these shutters with quality components and offers complete services, including manufacturing, installation and repair throughout the country. Therefore, if you want a transparent shutter for your site, get in touch with us. Finally, tell us your size and colour, and we handle the rest. Call Us!
Common Questions Before You Buy a Transparent Roller Shutter
Can you offer a fitting?
Yes. We manufacture first, and then we install the shutter with proper care.
Can a Commercial Site Use It?
Yes. These shutters are usually used in showrooms and shops and ensure a clear view and solid protection.
How Big Can It Be?
One shutter spans up to 6 metres. Besides, bigger openings use a 3-phase direct drive motor.
What About Bad Weather?
The panels handle wind up to 117 km/h. In fact, rain and cold do not stop the shutter from working.
