Shopfronts and shutters for barbers and salons
For a barber or salon, the frontage is the advert. People look in before they walk in.

What does a salon frontage need?
Clear, large panes with slim frames, and a door that feels easy to open. Black and anthracite are the usual choices because they frame the room behind them.
Which shutter suits a barber or salon?
A perforated or vision shutter lets the room keep selling after closing time. There is often little stock to steal, so a lighter shutter can be enough, but equipment and till location still matter.
How do I keep privacy in a salon?
Part-frosted film at seated eye level works well, with the upper glass left clear so that the frontage still reads as open.
What usually suits barbers and salons?
Aluminium shopfrontsPowder-coated aluminium frontages, made to the measured opening.From £2,450 plus VAT
Perforated roller shuttersTiny holes through the laths, so the display stays visible after closing.From £1,750 plus VAT
Frameless glass shopfrontsFloor-to-ceiling glass with minimal fixings and a glass door.From £4,995 plus VAT
Find out what your frontage will cost
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