This document discusses rolling shutters, which consist of horizontal slats or bars hinged together that are raised to open and lowered to close. It describes the components of rolling shutters like the laths, roller, shutter box, and springs. It outlines different types of rolling shutters like built-on, built-in, and integrated. It also discusses manual and electric operating systems and provides price ranges. In closing, it thanks the reader and lists Wikipedia and market surveys as references.

1. Made by :- Manisha Khandelwal
Rolling shutter

2. Introduction
 A roller shutter, roller
door or sectional overhead
door is a type of door or window
shutter consisting of many
horizontal slats (or sometimes bars
or web systems) hinged together.
 The door is raised to open it and
lowered to close it.
 On large doors, the action may be
motorized.
 It provides protection against wind
and rain.
 In shutter form, it is used in front of
a window and protects the window
from vandalism and burglary
attempts.
Door rolling shutter

3. Application
 Roller shutters have many applications, including doors
for vans, garages, kitchens, schools, prisons and warehouses.
 In some parts of the world, roller shutters are subsidized by local
governments due to the inherent security benefits.
 In areas that are frequently exposed to inclement weather, roller
shutters are used as a method of insulation and can protect
windows against hail damage.
Window rolling shutter Door rolling shutter

4. Plan ,elevation and section of rolling
shutter

5. Components
 Lath :- Steel, aluminium, single or multi wall.
 Roller (or roller tube) :- Steel, aluminium tube
supported at either end by an end plate.
 Shutter box:- Formed steel or aluminium extrusions
designed to protect the roller assembly.
Laths
Roller (or roller tube)
Shutter box

6.  Shutter spring:-
 1. Spring wire. Made from the spring wire, it
also called torsion spring.
 2. Flat spring. Formed by hardened and
tempered steel strips in coils. Common
steel grades C67, CK67, SAE1070, etc.
 Guide rail (or track) :- Steel or aluminium to
retain the shutter curtain. Rubbing strips to
reduce rattle and draught strips can be
added.
Shutter spring
Guide rail

7.  Bottom lath :- Steel, aluminium or PVC to match the lath.
Rubber tubes to reduce draught can be added.
 Lock :- Important part of shutter lock to secure shutter in
place, can be locked with Bullet Lock or Shutter lock with
arms that lock shutter to frame
Locks
Bottom lath

9. Manual roller shutter

10. Types and Operation
 Built-on Roller Shutter Doors:-
 Describes the type where the roller shutter box is fixed to
the exterior of the building facade.
 Built-in Roller Shutter Doors:-
 Where the roller shutter box is built into the lintel above the window.
 The classical built-in roller shutter is directly integrated into the wall
and thus invisible.
 It guarantees perfect protection against light, view and noise.
 An ingenious construction that perfectly stows everything and
convinces due thermal insulation and heat protection.
 The built-in roller shutter can also be installed in already existing
recesses or niches.
 Integrated roller shutter:-
 A roller shutter and window combined
as a single unit.
Built-in Roller Shutter
Integrated roller shutter:
Built-on Roller Shutter

11.  Roller shutter with tilting laths:-
 A roller shutter with laths that tilt, similar to an
external venetian blind.
 Tilt feature which allows you to control your
environment by staying warm in winter and cool in
summer with a one touch control.
 Besides these excellent insulation and ventilation
benefits, the tilt control also lets you manage the
noise and light coming into your home.
 Manual:-
 With gear drive from the shutter roller traced
through the building facade to a universal joint on
the room side that is operated by a cranked
winding handle.
 Manual tape:-
 A tape drive around a flange on the roller is traced
through the building facade with pulley guides to
an inertia reel on the room side.
 Electric:-
 With a tubular motor fitted within the roller.
Automatic operation can be added.
Roller shutter with tilting lath
Manual Roller shutt
Electric Roller shutter

12. Types of Operating Systems with
Market Price
Operation system Operated Price
Double side gear Handle 6000/-
Single side gear Handle 5000/-
Manual Handle 5000/-
Side Motor Automatic (controller) 23000/-
Center Motor Automatic (controller) 30000/-
Side Motor (bestest) Automatic (controller) 23000/-
Types of rolling
Shutter
Feature Price (per sq. ft)
Mild steel Low life 120/-
Galvanised iron 130/-
Aluminum Manual operating
system
450/-
Perforated 160/-
SIDE MOTOR
MANUAL
CENTER MOTOR

13. Thank you
 References :-
 wikipedia
 Market Survey