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Walsall Roller Shutters

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Westwood Security Shutters Ltd manufacture and install all types of roller shutters and industrial doors.

Repairs

We offer a complete one call repair service for all types of roller shutters and industrial doors.

Maintenance

We also offer planned servicing and maintenance for all types of roller shutters and industrial doors.

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How We Can Help You

We specialise in the manufacture and installation of roller shutter doors, insulated roller shutters, high-speed doors, fire shutters and fire curtains.

Additionally, we offer comprehensive repair and maintenance services for these products, ensuring top-notch security and functionality for your property.

Why Buy From Us

Westwood Security Shutters Ltd is a long established professional manufacturer.

We strive at all times to offer the best service and products that we can, always at very competitive prices.

  • Established 1994
  • Fixed Fair Pricing
  • Quality Products
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Areas We Cover

We offer nationwide service and we cover all of Walsall and surrounding districts including Aldridge, Bilston, Bloxwich, Essington, Pelsall, Pool Green, Wednesbury and Willenhall.

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Call us on 01922 267032. or complete the form below.

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About Walsall

Walsall, located in the West Midlands, UK, is a town known for its rich industrial heritage, diverse commercial activity, active sporting community, and vibrant cultural scene.

Walsall’s history dates back to the early medieval period, with its name possibly deriving from “Walesho” or “Valle’s valley.” It grew as a market town in the 13th century, and by the 19th century, it had become an important center for the leather industry, earning it the nickname “The Town of a Hundred Trades.” The town was renowned for its production of saddles, lorinery (horse bridle fittings), and other leather goods, which were exported worldwide. The Industrial Revolution further spurred Walsall’s growth, with coal mining and metalworking becoming significant industries.

Today, Walsall boasts a diverse economy with strengths in manufacturing, retail, and services. The town continues to be a key player in the leather industry, with several businesses specializing in high-quality leather goods. Walsall Leather Museum celebrates this heritage, offering insights into the town’s industrial past and its ongoing leather craftsmanship.

Retail is a significant sector, with the Saddlers Shopping Centre and the Old Square Shopping Centre providing a range of high-street brands, independent shops, and eateries. Walsall Market, one of the oldest markets in the UK, adds to the town’s commercial vibrancy, offering fresh produce, clothing, and other goods.

Walsall’s strategic location near major motorways (M6) and its good rail connections enhance its appeal for businesses. The Walsall Business Park and other industrial estates host a variety of enterprises, contributing to local employment and economic growth.

Sport plays an important role in Walsall’s community life. The town is home to Walsall FC, known as “The Saddlers,” which competes in the English Football League. The club plays its home matches at the Banks’s Stadium, drawing dedicated local support.

Cricket is also popular, with Walsall Cricket Club offering facilities and hosting matches at the Gorway Ground. Rugby enthusiasts can follow the Walsall Rugby Club, which provides opportunities for players of all ages.

For athletics, swimming, and other sports, the Walsall Gala Baths and Bloxwich Active Living Centre provide excellent facilities. The town also has several parks and open spaces, such as the Walsall Arboretum, which offer opportunities for walking, jogging, and recreational sports.

Walsall offers a variety of attractions that reflect its rich cultural and historical heritage. The Walsall Leather Museum is a key site, celebrating the town’s legacy in leather production. The New Art Gallery Walsall, an award-winning contemporary art gallery, features an impressive collection of modern and contemporary art, including works by Jacob Epstein and other notable artists.

The Walsall Arboretum, a Victorian public park, provides a beautiful setting for relaxation and outdoor activities, with lakes, gardens, and walking trails. The town’s historic St. Matthew’s Church, dating back to the 13th century, offers insights into Walsall’s medieval past.

Walsall’s nightlife is diverse and lively, catering to various tastes. The town center features numerous pubs, bars, and restaurants, offering a mix of traditional and contemporary options. Popular spots include The Fountain, a historic pub with a cozy atmosphere, and The Wharf Bar and Restaurant, known for its waterfront views and live music.

For live entertainment, the Forest Arts Centre hosts a range of performances, including theatre, music, and comedy. The Walsall Arena and Arts Centre is another key venue, offering a variety of cultural events and shows throughout the year.

Walsall is a town that beautifully blends historical significance with modern vibrancy. From its medieval roots and industrial heritage to its thriving commercial activity and diverse cultural attractions, Walsall offers a rich and engaging experience for residents and visitors alike. The town’s active sporting community, scenic beauty, and lively nightlife make it a standout destination in the West Midlands.

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