Roller Shutter Box Cover

The Roller Shutter Box Cover (Roller Shutter Concealment – Hidden Roller Shutter) from the exterior is achieved either by using expanded metal lath, aluminum profiles, or a thermal facade which, once plastered, gives the impression of masonry and covers the roller shutter box from the outside.

It offers us complete coverage of the roller shutter boxes from the exterior of the residence, creating the impression that the frame does not have a roller shutter (hidden roller shutter).

Alternatively, the roller shutter guides can also be covered for a better aesthetic result. In the photos, you will see an aluminum roller shutter box cover before and after thermal insulation – thermal facade. This method insulates the aluminum roller shutter box in a residence, aesthetically upgrades the space, and increases thermal and sound insulation. All the above apply to top-mounted roller shutter boxes, even if they are thermally broken roller shutters.

*In the case of external roller shutter boxes, an access hatch must be constructed. See what top-mounted and what external roller shutters are.

*The roller shutters must be visible from the inside for repair purposes.

Roller Shutter Box Cover with Aluminum Profiles

It is possible to cover top-mounted roller shutter boxes, from the outside, with aluminum profiles similar to the roller shutter slats or to install a material of your choice (panel, wood, plasterboard).