Security Shutters in Regina
Pentagon roll up shutters, security doors and window screens for homes, storefronts and businesses.
What they do
A roll up security shutter is a steel or aluminium curtain that coils into a housing above an opening. Down, it covers the glass or the doorway entirely. Up, it retracts into a housing that most people never notice.
The point is deterrence first. Most break-ins are opportunistic, and a shuttered storefront is a far less attractive proposition than an unshuttered one next door. Beyond that they protect glass from impact, weather and hail, which on a large shopfront is not a small consideration.
Pentagon
We sell and install Pentagon security shutters, roll up security doors and window screens. As with the door brands we carry, the reason for sticking to one line is that we can stock parts and service what we sell rather than fitting something we will never see again.
Where they get fitted
Storefronts and commercial glazing are the common case, particularly on premises with a lot of glass at street level.
Businesses with equipment or stock on site, where the building is empty overnight and the contents are worth taking.
Homes, less often, but for real reasons. A property left empty for parts of the year, a workshop or garage with tools in it, or glazing in a spot that keeps getting damaged.
Fitting matters more than the product
A shutter is only as good as its installation. The housing has to be mounted into something that will actually hold it, the guides have to be plumb and parallel or the curtain binds, and the whole assembly has to sit square on an opening that frequently is not.
Our own installers do the measuring and fitting rather than subcontracting it, which is the part of this job where corners get cut elsewhere.
What's Included
- Pentagon roll up security shutters
- Roll up security doors
- Window screens
- Storefront and commercial applications
- Residential installations
- Measured and fitted by our own installers
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Security Shutters & Screens Questions
What are security shutters actually for?
Deterrence and protection. A roll up shutter over a storefront or a window stops opportunistic break-ins and protects glass from impact and weather. On commercial buildings it is often as much about insurance and peace of mind as it is about any single incident.
Do they look industrial?
Less than people expect. Modern shutters retract into a compact housing above the opening and are barely noticeable when open, and they come in colour options rather than only mill finish.
Can they go on a house?
Yes. Residential installations are usually for a specific reason such as a property left empty for periods, a workshop, or glazing that keeps getting damaged. We fit them on homes as well as businesses.
How are they operated?
Manual or motorised depending on size and how often they run. A storefront shutter opened daily generally wants a motor. A shutter used seasonally may not.
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