A major contractor has chosen Hart’s shutters to protects its new building in a high crime area in the North West of England.
Brian Woodcock, Hart’s regional sales manager, said the client moved to purpose-built premises located in an area known for high levels of criminal activity. “The client chose to protect themselves from theft by installing tubular driven window/door shutters around the entire building,” explains Mr Woodcock.
“A total of 14 shutters have been installed along with two Sectional overhead doors all finished in a mixture of anthracite grey and goosewing grey. These provide comprehensive protection. This order shows that we are capable of delivering a comprehensive range of door products all manufactured by Hart which is the crucial point.
“Hart has invested heavily in designing and testing exceptional high security rolling shutter systems. Hart high security shutters are tested and certified by the BRE under LPS1175 and to BSEN 12453:2005; BSEN 12604:2000; BSEN 12635:2002; BSEN 12978.2003
“ In particular Hart’s Terror Screen, which is not relevant to the North West order, has set exceptional standards of protection of up to 20 minutes against cutting, drilling, crowbars and axes due to its exceptional robustness. This allows enough time for security teams to arrive on site.
“Hart’s Terror Screen SR1-4 high security roller shutters have been installed at a number of high security locations worldwide including power stations, nuclear facilities, government buildings, data centres, banks and museums.
“A further development is Hart’s Typhoon shutter which has an enhanced guide channel, heavier gauge curtain and Hart manufactured wind locks.
