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ROLLASTOP SECURE

OUR MOST ADVANCE SHUTTER SYSTEM YET !

Rollastop Secure is the worlds first fabric shutter. This aesthetically pleasing shutter can be retrofitted onto any cabinet. Our customers have only described Rollastop Secure as an 

"innovative, aesthetically pleasing solution".

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We have innovated Rollastop over the past 10 years and have now introduced it into our printed blinds market. 

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Rollastop has tamper proof guide shafts which seamlessly fit on to any cabinet to create an aesthetically pleasing shutter !

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BUILT TO WITHSTAND !

BUILT TO LAST !

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- competitive price to regular slate shutters

- More aesthetically pleasing than regular shutters

- great build quality

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ROLLASTOP

SECURE USES

From cosmetic, pharmacy, tobacco to wines and spirits sections, this effective loss prevention secure shield can be retrofitted onto any existing cabinets in stores where certain sections have to be closed at a particular time in a day. 

 

This slash resistant fibre blends well with your retail environment delivering the message that a particular section is closed in an aesthetically pleasing way as compared to bulky shutters. Slash resistant blind for theft or pilferage Energy efficient

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After further innovation we can customise the material from our security fabrics to our printed blind fabrics.

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BUILT TO WITHSTAND !

BUILT TO LAST !

CUSTOMIZATION

Rollastop is the new printable shutter. To think its just for alcohol would be a mistake. Thermascreens Rollastop can be used as an alternative to printed blinds as well. Providing a pleasing look that harmoniously blends to its surroundings. Rollastop is both sturdy and built to last and is designed to be printed on unlike shutters where a proper print is impossible to achieve. 

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  - Printable for any design
  - Can be retrofitted to any cabinet

  - Perfect for high value or restricted items
  - Less bulky and more aesthetically pleasing than shutters

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BUILT TO WITHSTAND !

BUILT TO LAST !

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