High-security
High Security Shutter installation for Hampshire County Council in 1995 to combat an ever increasing number of break-ins, vandalism and computer thefts. In the last ten years to 2005, there have been no further break-ins.

Shop front
Britannia were commissioned by a Southampton retailer at the instruction of their insurance company because of regular incidences of broken window vandalism and smash-n-grab break-ins.

Built-in
The shutters on this cricket pavilion were designed and implemented by liaising with the architect. The built in shutters were installed to prevent vandalism and theft. When open, these shutters disappear from view, and do not detract from the elegance of the property.

Domestic
This coastal property was frequently experiencing window breakage due to high winds and airborne debris. These high security shutters were selected to to protect the windows and doors from the elements and offer burglary prevention, whilst remaining aesthetically pleasing.

Domestic
This shutter was fitted to a French door at the rear of a property that had recently been the victim of a significant burglary.

Built-in
This domestic shutter installation was planned in conjunction with the architect to not only provide a greater level of security, but to also provide climactic protection such as retention of heat, shading from direct sunlight and prevention of fading of carpets and curtains.

High-security
This High Security installation was ordered by Lombard Finance following several break-ins which had resulted in computers being stolen.

Industrial
This Industrial Shutter, with integral wicket door was installed at a major equipment hire company on a secluded industrial estate for regular pedestrian access, whilst allowing full access for large delivery vehicles.