Front door security, and window security for that matter, is an essential component of building projects today. Fortunately, new developments in the barrier security industry mean we’re not limited to bulky, rigid, steel swing gates or the ubiquitous trellis designs. Trellidor has introduced innovative products that can be unobtrusive while still serving their essential purpose.
Trellidor Rollerstyle aluminium roller shutters are lightweight, low maintenance and roll up out of sight when not needed. They can be fitted to all external apertures and are ideal for closing up unoccupied buildings completely. The range includes a selection of vented, punched or solid curtain slats, and these can be combined to position viewing panels strategically for added security. Light, climate and air circulation can also be controlled through the selection of slats used. Trellidor Rollerstyle shutters can be fully automated and operated by remote control, configured to suit the user.
Trellidor Clear Guard security screens are useful in solving specific security problems, especially where architectural rules have to be observed in an estate development, for example, or simply to maintain a beautiful outlook. These units are fitted in addition to existing doors and windows. They consist of an aluminium frame and a high tensile stainless steel mesh insert which allows unobstructed views while helping to provide protection. They also keep out pests such as primates, snakes and insects, so they are particularly useful in eco-estates.
Trellidor Retractable Security is still a popular choice for front door and window security. Units can be made inconspicuous by providing for recesses in the design of the building. The gates can then slide into the recesses and out of view when they are not needed. The sash is neat and compact; the gates operate very smoothly; and Trellidor offers customised options such as curved or angled units, a variety of methods to avoid the bottom track becoming a hazard, and a choice of locking systems.
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