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In many parts of Australia, bushfire resilience is an important part of home planning. Windows are one of the more vulnerable parts of a house because radiant heat, ember attack, and glass failure can all contribute to risk. Roller shutters may help improve protection when the right product is specified for the site, installed correctly, and matched to the relevant BAL requirements. Wording in this area should stay careful and accurate, because suitability depends on the product, rating, and project details.
Windows are often one of the first weak points during a bushfire event. A suitable external shutter can help provide additional protection to glazed openings, which is why many homeowners in higher-risk areas consider them as part of a broader bushfire-resilience strategy.
Bushfire claims should only be made where the relevant shutter system has been tested and rated for that purpose. If a home is in a bushfire-prone area, the correct question is not simply whether shutters help, but whether the particular shutter model is suitable for the required BAL level.
No shutter should be presented as making a home fireproof. Bushfire protection also depends on property maintenance, ember management, roof and gutter condition, landscaping, building materials, and emergency preparation.
They may help when the product is specifically designed and rated for bushfire use and is appropriate for the site conditions.
No. Bushfire performance depends on the product and its certification or test evidence.
No. That would be misleading. Shutters can only ever be one part of a broader bushfire-resilience approach.
We’re here to help you find the right shutter solution for your home or business.