Roller shutter door

[neilo]

I'm looking for a roller shutter door to ft in a 15' bay of a shed being erected (15' to eaves). Needs to be quite HD to stand a bit of wind.

Electric preferred, but beggars can't be choosers.

Any suggestions as to where I might find one?

 

[Fendt516profi]

@grainboy

 

[grainboy]

Nothing available sorry,

 

[Half Pipe]

I'm looking for a roller shutter door to ft in a 15' bay of a shed being erected (15' to eaves). Needs to be quite HD to stand a bit of wind.

Electric preferred, but beggars can't be choosers.

Any suggestions as to where I might find one?

Have you priced new to fit exactly?

 

[chaffcutter]

Get an insulated one, they are much better to withstand winds, when we had a couple of uninsulated ones they were often popped out of the runners when they bent in the wind.

 

[Kiwi Pete]

What @chaffcutter just said, the big wide ones can and do bend! Wider panels are not necessarily better, but the more you pay the more you tend to get.

We have been pricing a few different types up for a workshop here, it hasn't been a pleasant experience.

 

[neilo]

Have you priced new to fit exactly?

Not yet...

 

[Kiwi Pete]

Be sure to be sitting down first

I thought they were quoting for a whole shed

 

[BrianV]

I'm looking for a roller shutter door to ft in a 15' bay of a shed being erected (15' to eaves). Needs to be quite HD to stand a bit of wind.

Electric preferred, but beggars can't be choosers.

Any suggestions as to where I might find one?

On a windy site might two half sliding doors or one be a cheaper safer option, we were going to have the same on the workshop but went with sliding doors & haven't regretted it yet, far easier to get in & out of without opening the whole thing.

 

[Adam@Rumen]

Just text you a picture of the invoice for the last one we put up Neil

 

[Bob c]

Get an insulated one, they are much better to withstand winds, when we had a couple of uninsulated ones they were often popped out of the runners when they bent in the wind.

Dont think @neilo has a spare arm and leg

 

[Half Pipe]

Not yet...

We had a plastic coated electric roller shutter made to suit similar space for just short of £2k delivered Inc vat but I've just looked and that was August 21.
Auto-roll UK.
We fitted it ourself

 

[solo]

On a windy day a standard roller with wind locks would be very noisy due to the rattle. If I put a shed up again I would look at insulated only. Wind locks would be essential for you. Electric is so much easier unless you’re looking to have a work out. Don’t forget to have a rubber bumper on the bottom to help prevent water being blown under by the wind.

 

[SilliamWhale]

I'm looking for a roller shutter door to ft in a 15' bay of a shed being erected (15' to eaves). Needs to be quite HD to stand a bit of wind.

Electric preferred, but beggars can't be choosers.

Any suggestions as to where I might find one?

Get autoroll to make it and put it up yourself, it's easy and cheap

 

[Hampton]

Not yet...

A bit vague, but their is a firm in Worcester who are quite competitive. I forget the name

 

[rob h]

Ebay or Facebook. Don't worry about size if it's too big you can cut them down easily so long as the price is right.

 

[Bob c]

A bit vague, but their is a firm in Worcester who are quite competitive. I forget the name

worcester doors, got one at work, cant say i would have a second

 

[Hampton]

worcester doors, got one at work, cant say i would have a second

Ah, fair enough.

 

[Derky]

Hughes industrial doors or industrial door services.

 

[Netherfield]

Roller Shutters & Industrial Doors Huddersfield | Excel

We have been supplying security doors & roller shutters to commercial and domestic properties across Huddersfield, and Yorkshire for more than 20 years.

www.excelrollershutters.co.uk

These had a good reputation 1980s and 90s can't comment on now though.