Problem:

• Loss of property 

• Invasion of privacy

• Damage to property

• Danger of personal injury

Solution:

• Rollit profiles are made from strong high-grade aluminium

• They build a visual and physical barrier to intruders

• Lockable from the inside

• Covers the entire window - easy escape in case of fire

Problem:

• Storm/Hail: smashes windows

• Injury through flying glass

• Window leaks

• Frightening thunder and lightning

• Flying debris in cyclones and severe storms

Solution:

• The strong aluminium curtain stops the biggest hail (cyclone rated, James Cook University Townsville Australia)

• No danger of personal injury by flying glass

• No leakage through window frames or resulting water damage

• Feel safe during the storm

Official Test Results:

By James Cook University - Townsville

Tropical Cyclone Rating:

• Category 3

• 200 km/h winds

• Building height of 6 storeys

Please contact us if you would like a copy of the official James Cook University test report.

Problem:

• Planes, trains and cars annoy

• Sleep is disturbed

• Wakes babies

• Affects rest day and night

• The party next door

• Car alarms going off

• Lawnmowers on Sunday mornings

Solution:

• Rollit's shutter systems can reduce noise up to 50%

• A peaceful sleep is assured, day or night

• The answer to shift workers sleep problems

Official Test Results:

By David Moore and Associates

• Can reduce external noise by up to 17 decibels. Lab test environment. Results may vary.

Please contact us if you would like a copy of the official David Moore and Associates test report.

Problem:

• House is hot and uncomfortable

• Causes fading of carpets and curtains

• Annoys with bright glare

• Damages vertical blinds

• Valuable curtains and curtain backings destroyed

 Solution:

• House stays cool (up to 87% of heat stays out)

• Curtains last years longer

• Ventilation and light perforations keep light soft and pleasant, allow flow of breezes

 Official Test Results:

 By CSIRO

• Can block out up to 87% of heat radiation. Lab test environment. Results may vary.

Please contact us if you would like a copy of the official CSIRO test report.

Problem:

• House is hot and uncomfortable

• Suffering caused to people with heat sensitive illnesses such as multiple sclerosis

• Lack of sleep

• Irritated tempers

• Causes fatigue and lethargy

• No respite

Solution:

• House stays cool

• Save money on air conditioning; dramatic reductions in electricity bill

• Allows natural airflow through house

• Perforations allow flow of breezes

Here's how heat is reduced:

With Rollit Systems you control how much heat and glare comes through your windows.

No intrusion of sunshine, especially in summer, therefore no substantial heat gain indoors. 

Buildings that are protected on the outside, do not manifest a significant rise in temperature inside through glassed areas.

In air conditioned buildings, no considerable load on the air conditioning plant is imposed, therefore the air conditioners do not fight a losing battle against the incoming heat.

Official Test Results:

By CSIRO

• Up to 87% of the Sun's radiated heat can be deflected. Lab test environment. Results may vary.

Please contact us if you would like a copy of the official CSIRO test report.

Problem:

• Nosy neighbours

• Passing traffic

• Feeling unsafe

Solution:

• No peeping

• Prying eyes and ears can't penetrate your Rollit Systems

Problem:

• Sparks flying against window

• Windows shattering

• Flames are sucked into the house chasing oxygen supply

Solution:

• Rollit Systems intercept flying sparks

• Prevents glass from shattering

• Delays heat from igniting interior

Rollit profiles will also help to restrain the fire by acting as a barrier to further oxygen being fed to the flames. Fumes from the fire will also be contained.

The department of Bush Fire Services and Councils such as the Blue Mountains City Council recommend aluminium shutters as additional protection on buildings in bush fire prone areas.

Rollit Systems are very effective in preventing combustion of internal fittings such as curtains and furniture by protecting the glass from heating and exploding

The sparks and embers from the fire cannot enter the building through shattered glass, a major problem in bush fires.