Covering a roller shutter box not only improves the appearance of your façade, but can also significantly increase energy efficiency and living comfort. Functionality and design can be optimally combined, especially with sophisticated roller shutter systems from ROMA. If you want to modernize or redesign your roller shutter box, you should consider both design and technical aspects - from insulation to harmonious integration into the architecture.
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Improved appearance: Clad roller shutter boxes ensure a harmonious overall appearance inside and out.
Greater energy efficiency: Optimization is particularly worthwhile for older buildings.
Improved thermal insulation: Integrated insulation noticeably improves the indoor climate.
Greater living comfort: fewer draughts and better temperature regulation.
Increased property value: A modern look and better insulation values have a positive effect on the overall value.
A visible roller shutter box does not have to be a design compromise. With the right solutions, the box can be visually enhanced, functionally improved and harmoniously integrated into the architecture. Here you will find five proven and stylish options for covering a roller shutter box.
A visible roller shutter box does not have to be a design compromise. With the right solutions, the box can be visually enhanced, functionally improved and harmoniously integrated into the architecture. Here you will find five proven and stylish options for covering a roller shutter box.
Plastering is one of the most popular options if you want to cover the outside of a roller shutter box . The box can be integrated almost invisibly. The prerequisite is a professional finish with suitable connection profiles and plastering systems so that no cracks or thermal bridges occur. The result: a calm, homogeneous façade appearance.
Drywall construction is a modern and flexible solution for interior cladding . With plasterboard , the box can be fully integrated into the wall or ceiling. This creates a smooth, minimalist surface.
Wooden cladding brings naturalness and comfort into the room. Whether light wood for Scandinavian lightness or darker variants for elegant contrasts - this solution offers a lot of creative freedom and can be individually adapted to your furnishing style.
If you want a quick and uncomplicated solution, ready-made panels made of plastic or other design materials are a clever choice. They are easy to clean, durable and available in numerous colors. This makes it easy to modernize existing boxes without major structural interventions.
A particularly sensible solution is the combination of insulation and cladding. Special insulation panels or system solutions not only improve the appearance, but also reduce heat loss and draughts. This can significantly increase energy efficiency, especially in older buildings.
Instead of expensively covering an existing box, replacing the roller shutter system offers a number of advantages. Modern solutions such as Top-Mounted Roller Shutters from ROMA integrate the roller shutter box directly into the system. This means that the roller shutter box disappears completely from view. There is also a plasterable version of the INTEGO for ROMA Front-Mounted Roller Shutters .
Integrated systems are the most elegant solution for invisible roller shutter boxes, especially in new builds or renovations.
Whether classically plastered, modernly integrated or decoratively clad - there are numerous options for cladding a roller shutter box. Which solution is the right one depends on your building situation, your design requirements and your energy goals. For optimum results, we always recommend planning together with a ROMA specialist partner.
Yes, a roller shutter box can be plastered. It is important that it is professionally executed with suitable connection profiles to prevent cracks or moisture damage.
You can cover an old roller shutter box with drywall, wood paneling or plastic covers. In addition, insulation is always recommended to reduce energy losses and increase living comfort.
That depends on the condition. If the box is functionally in order, a cover is often sufficient. In the case of energy-related weaknesses or outdated technology, it makes senseto replace it with modern systems such as Top-Mounted Roller Shutters or Front-Mounted Roller Shutters that can be plastered in.
The additional insulation with roller shutter cladding reduces heat loss and prevents draughts. This improves the indoor climate and reduces energy consumption - an important part of modern building refurbishment.