Manual rolling shutter typically refers to a rolling shutter door that is operated by hand instead of a motor.
What Is a Rolling Shutter?
A rolling shutter is a door or barrier made of horizontal slats that roll up into a coil above the opening. They are commonly used for:
Shops
Garages
Warehouses
Storage units
🔧 Manual Rolling Shutter – How It Works
A manual rolling shutter is operated using:
Hand pull (push/pull type) – Lift and lower by hand.
Gear & crank system – Turn a handle to raise/lower.
Chain hoist mechanism – Pull a chain loop to operate.
Spring-loaded system – Balanced with internal springs to reduce lifting effort.
🏗️ Common Materials
Galvanized steel
Aluminum
Stainless steel
Polycarbonate (for visibility)
✅ Advantages
Lower cost than motorized shutters
No electricity required
Less maintenance
Reliable during power outages
⚠️ Limitations
Not ideal for very large or heavy openings
Requires physical effort
Slower than automatic shutters
📍 Where They Are Commonly Used
Small retail shops
Residential garages
Storage facilities
Industrial units (smaller openings)
If you'd like, I can also explain:
The difference between manual and motorized shutters
Installation steps
Maintenance tips
Pricing estimates
How to choose the right type
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