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Roller grilles in Glasgow

We supply, fit and look after roller grilles in Glasgow and nearby Rutherglen, Bishopbriggs and Bearsden, from a single opening to a whole site.

Guide prices for roller grilles in Glasgow run from £1,295 to £5,995 ex VAT (£1,554 to £7,194 inc VAT). Width, operation, lath type and finish make the biggest difference.

  • G1 and nearby
  • Glasgow & Dunbartonshire
  • Scotland

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Choosing roller grilles for premises in Glasgow

Grilles can be combined with a solid section at the base for kick protection. Roller grilles roll into a box like a shutter, and can be manual or electric.

Councils often see roller grilles as more acceptable than solid shutters in town centres. Polycarbonate infill panels can be added to stop items being passed through the lattice.

Features to choose from

  • Brick-bond, tubular or link lattice
  • Aluminium or steel curtains
  • Solid kick panel option
  • Suited to shopping centre unit fronts
  • Manual or electric operation
  • Anodised or powder-coated finishes
An aluminium brick-bond roller grille lowered across a shopping centre unit

Guide prices in Glasgow

Roller grilles guide prices
OptionEx VATInc VAT
Shopping centre unit grille, 5m and over£2,995 to £5,995£3,594 to £7,194
Electric roller grille, up to 4m wide£1,895 to £3,795£2,274 to £4,554
Manual roller grille, up to 3m wide£1,295 to £2,395£1,554 to £2,874

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

Covering Glasgow and nearby

We cover Glasgow and the surrounding G1 district as part of our work across Glasgow & Dunbartonshire, along with nearby Rutherglen, Bishopbriggs and Bearsden.

Rules in Scotland

Electrical work

Electric shutters are wired to BS 7671, the IET Wiring Regulations. In Scotland electrical work in buildings must also meet the Scottish building standards, and is carried out and certified by a qualified electrician.

How it works

  1. Tell us about the opening

    Send the postcode, a rough size and a photo if you have one, using the form or a call.

  2. Free survey

    We measure, check the structure, power supply and planning position, and talk through options.

  3. Written fixed price

    You get a written quote with the product, finish, controls and price before anything is ordered.

  4. Made, fitted and handed over

    The shutter is made to measure, fitted, commissioned and handed over with its documents.

Before you book in Glasgow

Do you cover Glasgow?

Yes. Send the postcode and we will arrange a survey in Glasgow. We also cover nearby Rutherglen, Bishopbriggs and Bearsden.

Is a roller grille or a perforated shutter better?

A grille gives far more visibility and airflow, while a perforated shutter gives more privacy and weather protection. Shopping centres often specify grilles; high streets use both.

Can things be passed through a grille?

Small items can pass through an open lattice. Polycarbonate infill panels close the gaps if that is a concern.

Do roller grilles need planning permission?

External roller grilles usually need planning permission like other external security. Councils often find them more acceptable than solid shutters.

What details help you quote quickly?

The postcode, the approximate width and height of the opening, whether you want manual or electric operation, and a photo of the frontage.

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.

Get a fixed price in Glasgow

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