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RS7 ClearVision Roller doors

RS7 ClearVision Roller doors
1300838259
trellis@trellisdoors.com
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The roller shutters combine strength, through visibility and flow of light.

Ideal to secure most commercial applications including shopfront tenancies, shopping centres, counter tops and reception areas, doorways, windows and entrances, hotels, clubs, offices, medical centres, banks and more.

As a  a full physical barrier they can be a good way of reducing the risk of  rain, dust and vermin entering your premises.

A unique slimline overhead pelmet box is available on certain models of this roller shutter.

The Clearvision shutter can span any opening up to 5.5m wide in one section where it is motorised or up to 3.4m wide if manual operation (limited to 10 square metres)

Clear anodised finishes or powdercoated options to Dulux or Interpon ranges where requested.

A 12 month warranty on motors and aluminium slats applies.

For further information visit ATDC’s website

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