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Protect your home against heat, cold, and burglary with perfectly fitting, custom-made, insulating roller shutters.
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Having external roller shutters fitted is a smart investment in your home.
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€1,250
The price is approximate and based on a roller shutter measuring 1800x1400
External roller shutters make your home more comfortable, quieter, safer and more practical to use. They block out sunlight before it reaches the glass, minimise heat loss during the colder months and provide complete blackout in bedrooms. For homeowners buying roller shutters, it is the combination of factors that matters most: choose the right material, the right operating system and a fitting method that suits your window frames and your budget.
Fitting external roller shutters primarily gives you greater control over light, temperature, privacy and security. As the slats are fitted on the outside, they form an extra layer between the window and the weather, the sun, noise and unwanted views. As a result, you’ll notice the benefits not only on hot summer’s days, but also in the evenings, during winter and in rooms where peace and quiet or blackout conditions are important.
The price of a roller shutter including installation averages between €1,000 and €2,000 per window, depending on the dimensions. At Venturo, you will always receive a fixed price quote in advance, including measuring and installation.
Yes, roller shutters are perfectly suited for dormer windows. They keep the attic bedroom cool in the summer and dark whenever you want to sleep. Venturo provides specially tailored dormer roller shutters that are mounted securely and storm-proof onto the dormer.
Insulating roller shutters reduce heat loss through glass by up to 20% to 30%. This means you save directly on your heating costs in the winter and use less energy for cooling in the summer.
In many cases, a manual roller shutter can be converted to an electric one by installing a tubular motor in the shaft. If the shutter turns out to be outdated or worn, it is often more cost-effective to replace the entire custom-made unit.