Where landlords and letting agents are most exposed
- Ground-floor and basement flats
- Back doors and rear windows
- Empty properties between tenancies
- Communal entrances
Grilles that suit landlords and letting agents
Escape window grilles (quick release)
Retractable grilles with a keyless internal release, so bedroom and upstairs windows still work as fire escapes.
from £534 inc VATLearn moreWindow security grilles
Retractable, fixed or removable grilles made to fit a window reveal, inside or outside the glass.
from £414 inc 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 moreVacant property grilles and screens
Steel screens and grilles for empty homes, shops and offices between occupants.
from £145 + VATLearn morePoints to plan for
- Grilles over escape windows need a keyless internal release.
- Keep a record of grille keys and who holds them.
- Servicing helps keep releases working.
- In shared buildings, check the fire strategy and the freeholder's consent.
Questions from landlords and letting agents
Can I fit grilles in a rented flat?
Yes, as long as escape routes stay usable, which usually means keyless releases on bedroom and escape windows.
Can you secure an empty property between tenants?
Yes, with steel screens or removable grilles that come down when the next tenant moves in.
Can I have grilles in several properties priced together?
Yes. Send the list and we will price it as a schedule.