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High-speed doors in Bow

High-speed doors in Bow: tell us the opening size and postcode and we will send a guide price, then survey for a fixed quote.

Guide prices for high-speed doors in the E3 area are £4,495 to £15,995 ex VAT (£5,394 to £19,194 inc VAT). Your exact price depends on size, finish, controls and access, and is fixed in writing after the survey.

  • E3 and nearby
  • Greater London
  • England

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Send the postcode and rough size. We reply with a guide price and book a free survey.

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How high-speed doors work, and what to ask for

Light curtains in the frame stop the curtain closing if anything is in the opening. Food, pharmaceutical and cold-store sites use them to keep zones separate.

They are designed for very high numbers of cycles a day, which a standard roller shutter is not. Regular servicing keeps the sensors and safety devices working correctly on such a busy door.

Specification options

  • Fast-acting PVC fabric curtain
  • Internal, external and cold-store versions
  • Light curtain safety protection
  • Pairs with a roller shutter for security
  • Vision strips for safe traffic flow
  • High daily cycle rating
A blue fabric high-speed door opening in a factory

Guide prices in Bow

High-speed doors guide prices
OptionEx VATInc VAT
Insulated or cold-store high-speed door£8,995 to £15,995£10,794 to £19,194
External high-speed door up to 4m x 4m£6,495 to £10,995£7,794 to £13,194
Internal high-speed door up to 3m x 3m£4,495 to £7,495£5,394 to £8,994

Your fixed price is confirmed in writing after the survey, before anything is ordered. Try the quote tool.

Covering Bow and nearby

Bow sits in Greater London, roughly 5 miles from central London. Whether the job is in the E3 district or nearby Stratford (London), Canary Wharf and Canning Town, the survey and quote work the same way.

Rules in England

Electrical work

Electric shutters are wired to BS 7671, the IET Wiring Regulations. In homes in England, new circuits are notifiable under Part P of the Building Regulations, so the work is done by a registered electrician who can self-certify it, or notified to building control.

How it works

  1. Send the details

    Give us the postcode, approximate width and height, and what the shutter is protecting.

  2. We survey the opening

    An engineer measures and checks the fixings, power and any planning constraints.

  3. You approve a fixed price

    The quote lists the specification and price in writing, so there are no surprises.

  4. We fit and commission

    Your shutter is installed, tested and handed over with instructions and paperwork.

Your questions answered

Do you cover Bow?

Yes. We survey, fit and repair high-speed doors in Bow and the E3 district, as part of our coverage across Greater London.

What happens if a forklift hits the curtain?

On many models the curtain pops out of its guides and re-feeds itself on the next cycle, which avoids the damage a steel shutter would suffer.

Do high-speed doors save energy?

They reduce the time an opening stands open, which cuts heat loss and draughts on busy doors.

How fast do they open?

High-speed doors open in a few seconds, much faster than a roller shutter. The exact speed depends on the model and size.

Do your guide prices include VAT?

Guide prices are shown both excluding VAT and including VAT at the standard rate of 20%. For a home, the price including VAT is what you pay.

Is the survey free?

Yes, for new shutters, grilles and doors: the survey and written quote are free and there is no obligation to go ahead. Repair and servicing visits are charged, and we tell you the price before we visit.

Get a fixed price in Bow

Free survey, made-to-measure shutters and a written quote before any work starts.