Roller Shutter with Wicket Door
Product Description
Our steel roller shutters with wicket doors incorporated into them are perfect for commercial or industrial apertures up to 10m wide and 6m high.
When open, the shutter provides an almost unobstructed aperture as the shutter and mechanism roll up above the doorway and out of the way of the opening.
However, if there is no personnel door or other access into the building, having a wicket access door will provide a more convenient method of entry.
Ideal Uses
- Warehouses
- Factories
- Large apertures (openings in excess of 16sqm)
- Industrial units
- Commercial units (especially if powder coated)
Key Features
- Can be powder coated or plastisol coated to any RAL Colour
- Can be made from 18, 20, or 22swg as standard and any other gauge if requested
- Wicket access door included
Technical Specifications
CURTAIN
The curtain is constructed from galvanised continuously interlocked steel laths that are securely held in place by end locks. A number of thicknesses and profiles are available (18swg, 20swg and 22swg as standard) according to individual circumstances such as size, wind loading etc. Bottom rails are generally galvanised and roll-formed into a tee section.
GUIDES
Vertical guides are formed from rolled steel or fabricated dependent on size and are supplied with appropriate angles for fixing to the structure.
END PLATES
Mild steel of appropriate thickness in relation to door thickness is prime painted and supplied with angles for fixing to he structure.
BARREL
Our barrels are normally made from a seamless steel tube of adequate diameter to counteract deflection and hold in bearings or cups attached to the end plates.
FINISH
Comes galvanised with non-galvanised parts prime painted as standard. Customers can choose to have a powder coating of almost any colour as an additional extra.
OPERATION
Shutters over smaller openings are typically powered by a 240-volt single phase tubular motor whereas larger shutters are operated using a 400-volt 3 phase geared motor. Adjustable limit switches are incorporated to stop the shutter at the end of each travel.
A wide range of controls are available.
Options and Variations
OPERATION/CONTROLS
Electric
- Key switch
- Radio/remote Control
- Rocker switch
- Timer closing
- Loop and Radar operation
- Smart phone
- Swipe Card activation
Manual
- Spring and lock operation (for smaller shutters)
- Belt cord operation (for smaller shutters)
- Hand chain operation for larger shutters
FINISHES
Can be Polyester powder coated or plastisol coated in a range of standard RAL colours’ for an extra charge.
ACCREDITATIONS
All of our security shutters guarantee a high level of security against vandalism and theft.
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FAQs
What are roller shutters with a wicket door?
A roller shutter with a wicket door is a secure shutter that includes a built-in pedestrian access door. This design allows easy entry without fully opening the shutter, making it ideal for warehouses, garages, and commercial spaces.
What are the advantages of a roller shutter with a wicket door?
A wicket door provides pedestrian access without requiring the full shutter to be opened. This improves convenience, enhances security, and contributes to energy efficiency by reducing unnecessary heat loss or air exchange.
Why is it called a wicket door?
The term "wicket door" originates from medieval times when small doors were built within larger gates to allow easy passage without opening the entire entrance. This concept is carried forward in roller shutters, providing pedestrian access without lifting the full shutter.
How does a wicket door work?
A wicket door is a small pedestrian access door built within a roller shutter. It allows people to pass through without opening the entire shutter, improving accessibility and energy efficiency. It includes secure locking mechanisms to maintain security.
Do roller shutters with a wicket door require a statutory inspection?
In the UK, industrial and commercial roller shutters, including those with wicket doors, must undergo regular inspections under the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER). Domestic installations do not have statutory inspection requirements.
How hard is it to break into a roller shutter with a wicket door?
A properly secured roller shutter with a wicket door is highly resistant to break-ins. The steel construction, reinforced hinges, and advanced locking systems make unauthorised access extremely challenging.
What is the average cost of roller shutters with wicket doors?
Prices for roller shutters with wicket doors typically range from £1,500 to £5,000, depending on size, material, automation, and security features. Custom or insulated options may cost more.
How long do roller shutters with wicket doors last?
A high-quality roller shutter with a wicket door can last 20–30 years with proper maintenance. Durability depends on factors such as material quality, frequency of use, and environmental exposure.
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+44 (0) 1384 221743
UK Roller Shutters Ltd
Unit 41
Wombourne Enterprise Park
Bridgnorth Road
Wombourne
United Kingdom
WV5 0AL
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