Roller Shutter Applications

Would you believe one of the most unusual steel roller shutter orders we’ve undertaken to date was to protect working scale models of ocean-going oil tankers?

One of the most prestigious new buildings in the West End of London will be benefiting from industrial doors supplied by HAG in Bristol.

An out-of-town branch of John Lewis in south London is benefitting from the enhanced protection of a HAG steel roller shutter, after vandals had targeted its large display window.

As well as the frequent assignments to install new security shutters, grilles and industrial doors, there is another important role carried out by our multi-skilled engineers: the never-ending task of security shutter maintenance.

Costa Coffee in Bristol has certainly been in the news. The national coffee-shop chain, owned by Whitbread, has been expanding its presence in the city, with one local franchise expanding to 4 outlets.

Plain steel roller shutters are a great help to your security. But let's be honest, they don't do a lot for your looks.

When a large crowd is expected for an event in your city, do you look forward to making the most of a retail opportunity and hope to do good business while they're around?

A worrying trend in the world of property theft is the rise of organised gangs out to steal IT equipment from commercial and public premises. How can you protect your business or organisation from the attention of determined technology thieves?

A worrying trend in the world of property theft is the rise of organised gangs out to steal IT equipment from commercial and public premises. How can you protect your business or organisation from the attention of determined technology thieves?

One of the common questions asked about security shutters is whether it is better to opt for a heavyweight, high security metal shutter or whether a lightweight shutter offers performance and cost advantages without a significant sacrifice in security rating.

With insurance premiums seemingly forever on the increase, business owners and tenants of commercial buildings are naturally keen to ensure their premises are protected at all times. Amongst the popular ways to achieve this is by installing a physical barrier such as a steel roller shutter.

It's hard to stop the most determined criminals from ransacking or burgling a commercial premises, although the right combination of deterrents – such as alarms, security shutters and CCTV – can play a big part in ensuring you're not the target.

Businesses are becoming more and more concerned about protecting their physical property. Not only from criminals intent on theft, but also from the kind of needless and costly damage caused by vandals.

When you first think of roller shutters for commercial buildings, what do you picture?

A vision of grey, galvanised steel sections from ground to ceiling level? That would be a common reaction. And from shop fronts to loading bays all over the country, many roller shutters are of this straightforward kind.