Shopfronts and shutters for jewellers
For a jeweller the specification usually starts with the insurer, not the designer.
What will my insurer ask for?
Often laminated glass to a stated rating, a rated shutter or grille, and a named lock. Get this in writing first, and we will price to it.
Which shutter suits a jeweller?
A rated shutter, or an internal shutter or grille behind laminated glass. Many jewellers clear the window at night, which changes what the shutter has to do.
Can a secure frontage still look elegant?
Yes. Small display windows, dark bronze frames and stone-coloured stallrisers do a lot, and a heavy frame can be finished as finely as a light one.
What usually suits jewellers?
High-security shuttersLPS 1175 rated shutters for high-value stock and repeat attacks.From £3,995 plus VAT
Security glassLaminated glass that stays in the frame when it is hit.From £195 plus VAT per m²
Steel shopfrontsHeavy-section steel frontages for high-risk or heritage-industrial units.From £3,600 plus VAT
Find out what your frontage will cost
Answer four quick questions for a guide price, or book a free survey for a firm one.