Security shutters

Security Shutter or Security Grille?

Which is best for my application? A security roller shutter or a retractable or fixed steel grille, we explain a bit about each. When it comes t...

How Do I Know Which Security Shutter I Need?

Samson offer a vast range of security shutters for every type of application and there are some simple rules of thumb for choosing the right one....

What Methods of Operation Are There For Security Shutters?

There are many ways of operating and controlling either a manual or electric security roller shutter, depending on the application and users. ...

Which is Better - A Steel or Aluminium Security Shutter?

The answer depends on the application generally, but steel is only common in the UK because aluminium is not offered as much by traditional manuf...

Steel or Aluminium Security Shutters?

Many customers are still not aware of the benefits of aluminium security shutters even though they have been around for many years. Which shut...

What is the Best Method for Security Shutter Operation?

As technology has advanced recently, more and more security shutters are being installed with motorised electric operation. The manual operati...

Which Security Shutter Is Best For A Large Window?

Many of the roller shutters have a maximum width for manufacturing based on the slat strength and wind testing to always have a product working w...

When are Safety Devices Required on Electric Shutters?

Common sense should be applied when specifying and using electric operated shutters, but as we all know the one thing about common sense is that ...

Why Are There So Many Different Security Shutter Types?

 The many different security roller shutter types available are to cater for different sizes, different features, and also different levels of security requirements.

Samson Doors provide one of the widest range of high quality security roller shutters and grilles anywhere in the UK and the different types available are for so many different reasons, depending on your requirements and site constraints