Price of installing roller shutters in Belgium

The classic roller shutter is the most affordable solution. Depending on the mechanism chosen — crank, strap, or direct pull — the price varies.
For a crank model, expect to pay between 100 and 300 €. Strap shutters cost on average 80 to 200 €, while a pull model is around 70 to 100 €.

More comfortable and modern, the motorized roller shutter offers easy use thanks to a wall switch or remote control. In Belgium, its price ranges from 300 to 750 € (installation included). The most advanced models, connected or remotely controllable, can reach 950 € including installation.

Composed of an integrated window and roller shutter, the window block is appreciated for its ease of installation and uniform design. The price of a standard model ranges between 600 and 1,200 €, depending on the quality of the window and the materials used.

Equipped with a photovoltaic panel and an integrated battery, the solar roller shutter is an eco-friendly and autonomous alternative. It requires no electrical connection, greatly simplifying installation. In Belgium, this type of shutter costs between 450 and 1,050 €, depending on the model and options chosen.

The choice of material influences not only the price but also the durability, thermal, and acoustic performance of the roller shutter. In Belgium, the most common materials are:

• Aluminum, rigid and durable, offers excellent acoustic insulation and great longevity. Its price ranges from 200 to 500 €.
• PVC, economical and insulating, is a good compromise. Expect to pay from 150 € per shutter.
• Wood, more noble and authentic, combines strength and insulation but at a higher cost: between 350 and 1,100 € depending on the finish.

The installation of a roller shutter can be done using different methods: on the facade, under lintel, integrated, or inside.

The under lintel installation, very common, ensures good insulation but may slightly reduce brightness. The facade installation, on the other hand, maximizes interior clarity. The integrated installation (window block) offers optimal aesthetic results, while the inside installation remains the simplest, although less discreet.
The choice of technique therefore depends on the configuration of your home and affects the final cost of the quote.