Window roller shutters supplied and installed in Riyadh: foam-insulated aluminum slats with manual, remote-controlled electric or combined operation, for homes and businesses.
A roller shutter is a curtain of aluminum slats lined with foam insulation, fitted to the outside of a window and lowered to close it off completely. It adds security and privacy, cuts heat and light, and comes with three ways to operate it so you can pick what suits you.
Shutter Types
Manual Shutter
Raised and lowered with an internal rod supplied with the shutter, so it works easily without any power.
Electric Shutter
Motorized and controlled by a remote or a wall switch, so it goes up and down at the press of a button.
Electric & Manual Shutter
Combines every control: remote, wall switch or internal rod. It is more flexible to use and can still be operated by hand during a power cut.
Why Fit Roller Shutters
Aluminum slats lined with insulating foam
Cuts the heat and light coming in
An extra layer of security and privacy
Three operating options to suit every use
Made to measure for each window opening
Where We Install It
How We Work
Site visit and measurements
Choosing the system, design and color, and approving the drawings
Fabrication in our Riyadh factory, or supply of specialist products, with quality inspection
Installation by our own installation team
Handover, with a warranty of up to 10 years depending on the contract
FAQ
What is the difference between manual and electric shutters?
A manual shutter is worked with an internal rod and needs no power. An electric shutter has a motor and is controlled by remote or switch. The electric-and-manual type offers both.
What happens to an electric shutter in a power cut?
If manual operation matters to you, choose the electric-and-manual shutter: it runs on remote or switch normally and can be worked with the internal rod when the power is out.
Can shutters be fitted to existing windows?
Shutters fit on the outside of the window, so they can usually be added to existing windows. We survey and measure the opening first to decide how to mount them.
Do shutters help keep the heat out?
Yes. The slats are lined with insulating foam, so a lowered shutter cuts the heat and light coming through the window.
