Security that suits your storefront
A commercial roller door has two jobs: keep your premises secure when you're closed, and look good when you're open. We design each door around the opening, the level of risk and the look of the building, so it does both.
The curtain rolls up into a compact box above the opening, leaving your shopfront, entrance or counter completely clear during trading hours. At closing time it comes down in seconds, by hand or at the push of a button.
Popular commercial applications
- Shopfronts in strip malls and retail centres
- Shopping centre units and kiosks
- Restaurant, bar and serving counters
- Pharmacies, cellphone and electronics stores
- Office entrances, reception areas and store rooms
- Filling station shops, spaza shops and tuck shops
Choosing the right commercial door
Solid steel shutters give maximum security for high-risk stock such as electronics, liquor and pharmaceuticals.
Perforated shutters let passers-by see your displays at night while the shop stays locked, which is popular in malls.
Aluminium shutters are light and quiet, ideal for counters, hatches and smaller openings.
Powder-coated finishes match your brand colours or the centre's design guidelines.
Fitting around your trading hours
We know you can't close for a day just to have a door fitted. Where possible we install early in the morning, after hours or on weekends, and we keep the work area tidy and safe for your customers.
Motorised convenience
A motorised shutter means staff aren't lifting heavy doors at opening and closing time. Add a remote or key switch, and battery backup for load-shedding.
Commercial Roller Doors Across Gauteng
We supply and install commercial roller doors in Johannesburg, Pretoria, Centurion, Midrand, Sandton, Randburg, Roodepoort, Kempton Park, Benoni, Boksburg, Germiston, Alberton and throughout Gauteng, plus surrounding towns. See all areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can commercial roller doors be colour matched?
Yes. We powder-coat shutters in a wide range of colours to match your brand or a shopping centre's design guidelines.
Can you install outside trading hours?
Yes. We can schedule early-morning, after-hours or weekend installations so your business isn't disrupted.
Which shutter is best for a mall shop?
Most malls prefer perforated or clear shutters so window displays stay visible after hours. We check your centre's requirements before quoting.
How much does a commercial roller door cost?
Most commercial roller doors fall between about R8 000 and R45 000 excl. VAT supplied and installed, depending on size, curtain type and motor. Measuring and quoting is free.
