Where jewellers and pawnbrokers are most exposed
- Smash-and-grab on window displays
- Overnight attack on the shopfront and door
- Rear and roof-level access
- Back-office safes and stock rooms
Grilles that suit jewellers and pawnbrokers
Shopfront security grilles
Open-lattice grilles behind the shop window so the shop stays visible after closing but cannot be entered.
from £1,195 + VATLearn moreLPS 1175 certified security grilles
Third-party certified grilles tested to LPS 1175 for high-risk premises and insurer requirements.
from £1,495 + VATLearn moreInternal security grilles
Grilles and grille doors inside buildings, for cash offices, stockrooms, server rooms and corridors.
from £595 + VATLearn moreDoor security gates
Retractable and hinged gates that sit behind or in front of a door to stop it being forced or the glass smashed.
from £714 inc VATLearn morePoints to plan for
- Your insurer's requirements usually drive the specification.
- Heavier sections and more locking points raise attack resistance.
- Grilles work best alongside alarms, CCTV and good glazing.
- Plan who locks up and how keys are controlled.
Questions from jewellers and pawnbrokers
What grade of grille does a jeweller need?
That depends on your insurer's requirements and the value of stock. Send their wording and we will quote products that match it.
Can the display stay visible at night?
Yes, with an open-lattice grille behind the glass.
Can grilles be keyed to a restricted key system?
Yes. Restricted cylinders limit who can have keys copied.