Shopfronts and shutters for takeaways
A takeaway frontage has to work late, take heavy use and stay quiet enough for the flats above.

What does a takeaway need from its frontage?
A wide, durable entrance with room for queueing and delivery riders, and glass that can be wiped down daily. Powder-coated aluminium suits this well because grease and cleaning products do not attack it the way they attack painted timber.
Which shutter suits a takeaway?
A perforated electric shutter is usually the best fit, because the unit is often closed in the morning while the street is busy, and a lit display looks better than a blank steel wall. Choose aluminium laths or a foam-filled curtain if there are bedrooms above, as they run quieter.
What should I check before I start?
Change of use to hot food takeaway needs its own planning permission in most cases, and landlords often have rules about extraction and shutters. Check both before you order a frontage.
What usually suits takeaways?
Perforated roller shuttersTiny holes through the laths, so the display stays visible after closing.From £1,750 plus VAT
Aluminium shopfrontsPowder-coated aluminium frontages, made to the measured opening.From £2,450 plus VAT
Shopfront and shutter packagesA new frontage and a matching electric shutter, on one drawing and one price.From £3,895 plus VAT
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