Roller Shutters- Perth
Aug 1st 2005, 4:00 am
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Roller Shutters- Perth
Hi guys
I'm thinking of getting roller shutters for environmental reasons, plus the security aspect. Has anyone recently had them fitted and what company did you use? There are so many companies around, it would be great to have some feedback please.
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Larissa
I'm thinking of getting roller shutters for environmental reasons, plus the security aspect. Has anyone recently had them fitted and what company did you use? There are so many companies around, it would be great to have some feedback please.
Ta
Larissa
Aug 1st 2005, 4:12 am
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Re: Roller Shutters- Perth
Originally Posted by Larissa
Hi guys
I'm thinking of getting roller shutters for environmental reasons, plus the security aspect. Has anyone recently had them fitted and what company did you use? There are so many companies around, it would be great to have some feedback please.
Ta
Larissa
I'm thinking of getting roller shutters for environmental reasons, plus the security aspect. Has anyone recently had them fitted and what company did you use? There are so many companies around, it would be great to have some feedback please.
Ta
Larissa
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Aug 1st 2005, 4:15 am
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Re: Roller Shutters- Perth
Originally Posted by Badge
All I know about them is the whizzy cutter with which we can gain entry in the event of a fire.
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I'm not sure whether to be reassured or freaked out!
I had thought that strap shutters would be best as if your lecky went off then you could get out in the event of a fire.
BTW Is the whizzy cutter part of the usual kit? :scared:
Aug 1st 2005, 4:17 am
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Re: Roller Shutters- Perth
Originally Posted by Larissa
Hmmm
I'm not sure whether to be reassured or freaked out!
I had thought that strap shutters would be best as if your lecky went off then you could get out in the event of a fire.
BTW Is the whizzy cutter part of the usual kit? :scared:
I'm not sure whether to be reassured or freaked out!
I had thought that strap shutters would be best as if your lecky went off then you could get out in the event of a fire.
BTW Is the whizzy cutter part of the usual kit? :scared:
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Aug 1st 2005, 4:55 am
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Re: Roller Shutters- Perth
Just had a phone call here at work before from 'Perth Home Guard'. A colleague of mine has roller shutters installed by them. They were calling about a service.
Yeah, I reckon go with the strap ones. Prob cheaper, and also the electric ones would be harder/more expensive to fix if they broke?
Anyway, don't know much about them really....
Yeah, I reckon go with the strap ones. Prob cheaper, and also the electric ones would be harder/more expensive to fix if they broke?
Anyway, don't know much about them really....
