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High-visibility tube and link security roller grille, combining robust protection with maximum transparency—ideal for securing premises while maintaining clear sightlines.
Recommended for multiple applications where a more open style shutter is required or where the shutter needs to be seen through.
Chainlink roller grilles are versatile security shutters, suitable for a range of different applications. Manufactured from aluminium or steel tubes and links, put together with steel rods, Chainlink grilles make a lightweight, but strong, curtain. They are available in brick bond (CL200) and inline (CL250) patterns.
The open style Chainlink roller grille is a very suitable alternative to solid roller shutters. Their modern and elegant lines, combined with large amount of open space, make these roller grilles beautiful and effective security devices.
Features and benefits:
Technical specification Chainlink roller grille:
Tube and link roller grille in brick-bond or inline pattern.
Construction:
Operation:
Locking options:
Pattern options:
Available in two patterns:
Finish:
Box size:
Clear opening height (to underside of box):
Chainlink roller grille suitability:
Shop front roller grilles:
Bar/servery and reception roller grilles:
Color | Grey Beige Black Blue Bronze |
Finish | Anodized Polished Powder-coated Stainless steel |
Material | Aluminium Stainless steel Steel |
Shape | Rectangle |
Length | Bespoke |
Width | 6000 mm 6500 mm Bespoke |
Height | 2400 mm 3000 mm 5000 mm Bespoke |
Warranty description | One year |
Uniclass | |
CAWS | L20/612 Roller grilles L20/60 Doors |
SKU Code | CL200, CL250 |
Classification data | |
Standard | To BS EN 13241. |
Opening sizes | Manufacturer guidanceMaximum overall size:
Insert requirements or refer to a drawing or schedule. |
Arrangement | Vertical, face-fitted across opening. Vertical, fitted into reveal. |
Grille curtain | |
Material | Aluminium. Guidance for specification option: Aluminium tubes and links on aluminium rods. Aluminium and steel. Guidance for specification option: Optional steel rods for external applications or widths in excess of 6 m. |
Finish and colour | Anodized aluminium. Polished aluminium. Stainless steel. Powder-coated. |
Frame and guides | |
Material | Steel guides. Guidance for specification option: 65 x 32 mm or 50 x 32 mm. |
Finish | Stainless steel. Powder-coated. |
Colour | Manufacturer guidanceConsult manufacturer and insert requirements. |
Operation | |
Mode | Manual. |
Control | Manual push-up/pull-down operation. |
Hardware | Not required. Bottom rail central key lock. Guide pin locks. Ground padlocking system. |
Pattern | CL200 - brick bond pattern. CL250 - inline pattern. |
Country of material origin | United Kingdom |
Country of product manufacture | United Kingdom |
Material | Aluminium Stainless steel Steel |
Recyclability | Manufacturer guidanceRecycling Roller Shutters: Responsible Disposal and Sustainable Choices Why Recycling Roller Shutters Matters Roller shutters are built to last, offering robust protection for homes, businesses, and industrial spaces. However, like any mechanical product, they eventually reach the end of their service life—whether due to wear, damage, or upgrades. When that time comes, responsible disposal and recycling are crucial for both environmental and regulatory reasons. The Environmental Impact of Shutter Disposal Most roller shutters are made from metals such as aluminium or steel, along with smaller components made from plastics, rubber, and electronic parts (in motorised systems). Simply sending old shutters to landfill wastes valuable resources and contributes to environmental harm. Recycling, on the other hand, ensures that these materials are recovered and reused, reducing the demand for new raw materials and the energy required for manufacturing. What Parts of a Roller Shutter Can Be Recycled? Aluminium and Steel Laths: These metals are highly recyclable and can be melted down and repurposed for new products. Guide Rails and Boxes: Usually made from aluminium or steel, these can be separated and recycled with the main curtain. Motors and Electrical Components: Electric shutters contain motors, control panels, and wiring. These should be removed and sent to specialist electronic waste recyclers. Plastic End Caps and Seals: While not always accepted in household recycling, some specialist centres can process these materials. Rubber Seals and Gaskets: These are less commonly recycled but can sometimes be included with mixed industrial waste for specialist processing. How to Recycle Roller Shutters Professional Removal: Always use a qualified engineer to dismantle old shutters safely, especially if they are motorised or spring-loaded. Material Segregation: Separate metals, plastics, and electronics. This step is crucial for effective recycling and may be required by local recycling centres. Local Recycling Centres: Take separated materials to a licensed recycling facility. Most metals are accepted at scrap yards, and many local authorities offer electronic waste recycling. Manufacturer Take-Back Schemes: Some manufacturers and installers, including HVP Security Shutters, may offer removal and recycling services as part of their upgrade or replacement packages. Regulatory and Compliance Considerations UK waste regulations require businesses to dispose of commercial waste responsibly. This includes: Using licensed waste carriers for transport and disposal Keeping records (waste transfer notes) for all commercial waste Ensuring hazardous components, such as batteries or electronics, are handled by authorised facilities Failure to comply can result in fines or legal action, so always check your responsibilities when disposing of old shutters. Sustainable Choices for the Future When selecting new roller shutters, consider the environmental impact of your purchase: Opt for Recyclable Materials: Aluminium and steel shutters are both durable and easy to recycle at end-of-life. Choose Quality Products: Well-made shutters last longer and require fewer replacements, reducing overall waste. Ask About Recycling: When arranging a shutter upgrade or replacement, request a recycling and disposal service from your supplier. How HVP Security Shutters Can Help At HVP Security Shutters, we are committed to responsible business practices and sustainability. We offer: Safe removal and recycling of old roller shutters Advice on choosing recyclable and eco-friendly shutter options Full compliance with UK waste regulations If you have an old roller shutter that needs replacing, or you’d like to know more about our recycling services, contact our team today on 01392 270 218 or email info@hvpshutters.co.uk. Conclusion Recycling roller shutters isn’t just good for the environment—it’s a legal and ethical responsibility for property owners and businesses. By choosing to recycle, you help conserve resources, reduce waste, and support a more sustainable future. |
Recycled contentAs defined in clause 7.8 of BS EN ISO 14021 | 90 % |
Expected Life | Ten year |