Where warehouses and industrial units are most exposed
- Personnel doors and fire exits
- Rear and side windows
- Trade counters
- Stock cages and offices inside the unit
Grilles that suit warehouses and industrial units
Hinged security gates
Steel gates on their own frame that swing open like a door, ideal where there is no room for a folding stack.
from £834 inc VATLearn moreFixed window grilles and bars
Permanent steel bar grilles for windows that never need to open, bolted securely into the masonry.
from £234 inc VATLearn moreInternal security grilles
Grilles and grille doors inside buildings, for cash offices, stockrooms, server rooms and corridors.
from £595 + VATLearn moreCounter and hatch grilles
Compact roller or retractable grilles that close off serving counters, hatches and kiosks.
from £595 + VATLearn morePoints to plan for
- External gates should be galvanised and powder-coated.
- Fire exits must open easily whenever people are inside.
- Mesh infill stops reach-through to door furniture.
- Landlord consent is usually needed on leased units.
Questions from warehouses and industrial units
Can you fit gates behind fire exit doors?
Only with an arrangement that never obstructs escape while people are inside, such as being open during working hours.
Are fixed bars suitable for warehouse windows?
Yes, for windows that are never used for access or escape.
Can you secure a trade counter?
Yes, with a roller or retractable counter grille.