Key Features
- Retail security closure that protects the storefront while keeping merchandise visible
- Commercial-grade extruded aluminum and clear polycarbonate; little maintenance
- Curtain stores in a compact coil above a hanging ceiling, saving space
- Patterned (530, 535), solid (560) and perforated (561, 562) curtain series
- Control by paddle switch or key switch; jack shaft motor operation
- Emergency egress and battery backup options
- AnchorLoc guide rails secure the curtain to each rail for extra strength
Specifications
| Max width | Up to 300″ (25′, 7.62 m) |
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| Max height | Up to 228″ (19′, 5.79 m) |
| Max curtain area | 250 sq ft (23 sq m) |
| Slat series | 530, 535 (patterned); 560 (solid); 561, 562 (perforated) |
| Slat material | Extruded aluminum and clear polycarbonate |
| Guide rails | 2.5″ (64 mm); 3.25″ (83 mm); 3.25″ (83 mm) with AnchorLoc |
| Bottom bar | 3″ (75 mm) or 4″ (100 mm) heavy duty; 3″ or 6″ bottom bar plates cover the ceiling opening when the curtain is coiled |
| Operation | Jack shaft motor (customer supplied or included) |
| Colors | Arctic white, clear anodized, aluminum grey, dark bronze, black or custom powder coating (not every series in every color) |
Options
- Paddle switch or key switch control
- Heavy-duty bottom guard
- Patterned curtain design
- Motor operation
- AnchorLoc for extra security
- Emergency egress and battery backup
- 3 guide rail sizes
- Vision lites
Color Options
Shutter Curtain Styles
Construction
Applications
EntrexGuard doors protect storefronts and retail premises where merchandise should stay visible after hours. The solid 560 series suits openings that need a barrier against vandalism and intruders, with no light or air transfer.
Related Guides
Unfamiliar with a term on this page? AnchorLoc, jack shaft motor, bottom bar and more are explained in The Doorman’s Glossary.
