Security grille types

Concertina lattice grilles that slide across a window or door and fold neatly away when not needed.

Retractable, fixed or removable grilles made to fit a window reveal, inside or outside the glass.

Retractable and hinged gates that sit behind or in front of a door to stop it being forced or the glass smashed.

Open-lattice grilles behind the shop window so the shop stays visible after closing but cannot be entered.

Open-mesh grilles that roll up into a box above the opening, manual or electrically operated.

Permanent steel bar grilles for windows that never need to open, bolted securely into the masonry.

Grille panels that lock into wall brackets and lift out completely when you want the window clear.

Steel gates on their own frame that swing open like a door, ideal where there is no room for a folding stack.

Folding leaves of bars that stack to the side on a top track, for wide doorways and openings.

Made-to-measure grilles for arched, curved, oversized and awkward openings, and decorative designs.

Discreet grilles for houses and flats, fitted inside the glass so your home looks the same from the street.

Wide retractable grilles behind sliding patio and bifold doors, folding away to leave the view clear.

A pair of retractable grilles that meet in the middle of French doors and lock together.

Steel gates for front and flat entrance doors, hinged or retractable, lockable from inside and out.

Retractable grilles with a keyless internal release, so bedroom and upstairs windows still work as fire escapes.

Grilles for offices, receptions, showrooms and business premises, sized for wide openings and daily use.

Third-party certified grilles tested to LPS 1175 for high-risk premises and insurer requirements.

Compact roller or retractable grilles that close off serving counters, hatches and kiosks.

Steel screens and grilles for empty homes, shops and offices between occupants.

Grilles and grille doors inside buildings, for cash offices, stockrooms, server rooms and corridors.