faq

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What products does Miacasa specialize in?

Miacasa specializes in the design, engineering, and manufacturing of fire-rated and non-fire-rated rolling shutters, sectional overhead doors, heavy duty insulated sliding door, high-speed doors,loading solutions, fire-rated steel doors, fire-rated wooden doors, bullet and blast-resistant doors, fire-rated glazed partitions, and more.

Our fire-rated rolling shutters are manufactured and tested according to UL 10B / NFPA 80 standards, ensuring they meet the highest safety requirements.

Our products are highly recommended by international consultants, engineers, and contractors due to their high quality, aesthetic appearance, and adherence to international standards.

Yes, in addition to rolling shutters, Miacasa offers a complete range of fire-rated and non-fire-rated steel and wooden doors, bullet and blast-resistant doors, smoke and fire curtains and loading solutions.

Miacasa has successfully executed projects across the Middle East, Africa, and India, catering to a broad range of industries and clients.

Miacasa uses high-quality raw materials conforming to international standards and employs modern, sophisticated machinery for manufacturing. All products undergo strict quality control and are tested as per third-party certification standards, including UL 10B, Warrington Fire, and ITS Intertek.

Miacasa is committed to delivering high-quality products that meet international standards. Our dedication to customer satisfaction, combined with our extensive experience and expertise, makes us a trusted partner for all your industrial door and shutter needs.

Single Skin or Double Skin

Single skin shutters provide minimal insulation due to their single-layer construction. In contrast, double skin shutters have a core material, such as polyurethane foam, that offers superior thermal and sound insulation, making them more effective in temperature control and noise reduction.

Yes, double skin insulated rolling shutters are generally more expensive due to their advanced construction and superior insulation properties. The added cost is often justified by the energy savings and enhanced comfort they provide.

Single skin insulated rolling shutters are commonly used in environments where basic security and minimal insulation are sufficient, such as in warehouses, garages, and industrial settings.

Double skin insulated rolling shutters are ideal for areas where temperature control and noise reduction are crucial, such as in commercial buildings, cold storage facilities, data centers, and residential spaces.

The main advantage of single skin shutters is their lower cost and simpler construction. They are also lighter, which can be beneficial in certain installations. However, they do not offer the same level of insulation as double skin shutters.

The decision depends on your specific needs. If you require basic security and minimal insulation, single skin shutters may suffice. However, if temperature control, energy efficiency, and noise reduction are important for your application, double skin insulated rolling shutters are the better choice, despite the higher cost.

Automatic Shutters

Automatic shutters are window or door coverings that operate using a motorized system, allowing them to open and close automatically via remote control, wall switch, sensor, or a timer. They are commonly used for security, privacy, and light control in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.

Yes, automatic shutters can often be retrofitted to existing windows or doors. However, the feasibility depends on the size, type of window or door, and the available space for installing the motor and control mechanisms. It’s advisable to consult with a professional installer to assess compatibility.

Yes, automatic shutters come in a wide variety of materials, including aluminum, steel, PVC, and wood. They are also available in various designs, such as rolling shutters, louvered shutters, and panel shutters, to suit different architectural styles and functional requirements.

Most automatic shutters are powered by electricity and require a connection to the building’s electrical system. Some models are available with battery backup in case of power outages, and there are also solar-powered options that use energy from the sun to operate.

Yes, automatic shutters can be controlled remotely using a dedicated remote control, a smartphone app, or integrated into a smart home system. This allows you to operate the shutters from anywhere inside or outside your home or building.

Maintenance for automatic shutters typically includes regular cleaning to remove dust and debris, checking the motor and control mechanisms for any issues, and lubricating moving parts if necessary. Annual professional servicing is recommended to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

Yes, automatic shutters are designed with safety features such as obstacle detection, which stops the shutters from closing if something is in the way. Some models also have a manual override function, allowing them to be operated manually in case of an emergency.

Automatic shutters can be programmed to close at certain times, making it appear that the property is occupied, even when it is not. They also act as a physical barrier, making it more difficult for intruders to gain access. Some models come with locking mechanisms that add an extra layer of security.

Yes, by automating the opening and closing of shutters based on sunlight and temperature, you can reduce the need for artificial lighting and HVAC usage, leading to lower energy bills.

Roll up shutters

Roll-up shutters are typically made from durable materials like aluminum, steel, or polycarbonate. These materials provide strength and longevity, making the shutters resistant to weather and wear.

Yes, roll-up shutters can significantly improve energy efficiency. They provide an additional layer of insulation, helping to maintain consistent indoor temperatures. This can reduce the need for heating in winter and air conditioning in summer, leading to lower energy bills.

Roll-up shutters can be adjusted to control the amount of natural light entering a space. When fully closed, they block out light completely, providing privacy and darkness. When partially opened, they allow for some light while still offering protection.

Yes, roll-up shutters are designed to protect against severe weather conditions, including hurricanes. They act as a robust barrier against high winds and flying debris, helping to safeguard windows and doors.

Security Shutters

Security shutters are strong, durable window or door coverings designed to protect properties from break-ins, vandalism, and other security threats. They provide a physical barrier that deters unauthorized access and can be used in both residential and commercial settings.

Yes, security shutters are versatile and can be used in both residential homes and commercial buildings, including storefronts, offices, warehouses, and more. They are designed to meet the specific security needs of different types of properties.

Yes, security shutters can provide protection against extreme weather conditions such as high winds, storms, and flying debris. They are particularly effective in areas prone to hurricanes or severe weather.

While not specifically designed for soundproofing, security shutters can help reduce noise from outside, particularly when made from thick, insulated materials.

With proper maintenance, high-quality security shutters can last for many years, often decades. The lifespan depends on the material, frequency of use, and environmental conditions.

Yes, security shutters are a valuable investment, especially for properties in high-risk areas. They not only enhance security but can also increase property value, provide energy savings, and offer peace of mind.