Rolldown shutters live in a compact housing above the opening and descend on side tracks. Manual versions use a hand crank or pull strap; electric versions close at the touch of a button or from a phone.
Double-walled aluminum slats give the highest impact resistance of anything we install, plus real noise reduction, blackout and heat rejection on days with no storm in sight.
From $52 / sq ft installed — $52 per square foot installed · electric adds $700 per opening
Features
- Fastest deployment of any system
- Manual crank, pulldown or electric motor
- Blackout, sound damping and heat rejection
- Adds physical security for unoccupied properties
Best for
- Second homes and rentals
- Owners who are off-island during storm season
- Bedrooms where blackout is a bonus
Specifications
- Double-walled roll-formed aluminum slats
- Concealed or bolt-on housings
- Battery backup available on motorized units
- Stainless side rails and end retention
Frequently asked questions
Motorized units ship with a manual override crank, and we can add a battery backup that closes the whole house after the grid drops.
Yes. We surface-mount the housing and anchor the side rails into structural framing or masonry, with a built-out sub-frame where the reveal is too shallow.