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    Reading Shutter Slat Thickness Tiers: CS, Single-Layer, European Thin, and PU

    67August 6, 2026
    Reading Shutter Slat Thickness Tiers: CS, Single-Layer, European Thin, and PU, slat thickness, PU extras, European thin, Thickness tiers, keep sources separate, keep sources, sources separate

    Table of Contents

    1. Definition
    2. How to use the tiers
    3. Reference parameters
    4. Conflicts and open items
    5. Boundaries
    6. Buyer FAQ
    7. References

    1. Definition

    Shutter slat thickness is not one factory default. The same curtain-slat product family publishes several configuration tiers — CS-class, single-layer Chinese, European thin, and PU double-layer — each with its own thickness band and often a matching speed/power story. Publishing one “shutter thickness” for all inquiries creates false quotes.

    2. How to use the tiers

    1. Start from the buyer’s target slat drawing and material
    2. Match the variant tier (CS, single, European thin, PU) before discussing speed or power
    3. Lock thickness in the mutually confirmed technical proposal
    4. Do not copy frame, garage panel, or guide-rail thickness into a slat inquiry

    Market profile guides also show thin European aluminum/steel bands and thicker security slats — industry orientation only; commercial bands stay on the table below.

    3. Reference parameters (keep sources separate)

    3.1 Thickness tiers

    TierThickness guidanceAlso watch (same family, separate pages)
    CS-104 / CS-118 class (EN recommend)About 1.5 / 1.6 mmSpeed ~0–20; main ~11 kW
    Single-layer (CN)Often about 0.8–1.2 mmSpeed ~10; main ~5.5
    European thin (e.g. 55)About 0.25–0.35 mmSpeed notes ~25
    PU double-layerAbout 0.4–0.9 mmSame docs may say max ~0.6 — resolve in contract

    3.2 What this page does not set

    ItemNote
    Frame thickness tiers0.65–2.5 mm class bands live on FRAME pages
    Guide / heavy-rail thickness~2.0 mm U vs ~4–5 mm heavy rail live on SHUTTER pages
    Octagon wall thicknessOT40 ~0.3–0.8 / OT60 ~0.8–1.2 live on octagon pages

    4. Conflicts and open items

    • PU 0.4–0.9 vs max 0.6 — Same-family conflict; contract decides.
    • Averaging tiers — Never publish a blended “about 0.8–1.5 mm for all shutters.”
    • Speed coupled to thickness — Thin European speed notes (~25) are not the CS ~0–20 baseline.

    5. Boundaries (related machines)

    • Slat overview / PU extras — Hold process and power packaging; this page is thickness mapping.
    • Frame / shutter-guide / octagon — Different products; keep their thickness bands out of slat RFQs.

    6. Buyer FAQ

    One RFQ for “all shutter thicknesses”?

    Split by tier or attach the profile drawing. CS, single-layer, European thin, and PU are not one thickness answer.

    Is 1.5 mm the only “correct” slat thickness?

    No. 1.5/1.6 mm is the CS-class reference on the English recommended package. Other tiers are thinner or foamed.

    Can I use frame 0.8 mm as the slat answer?

    No. Frame point thickness and slat CS/single/PU bands are different families.

    Where is the PU max-0.6 conflict documented?

    On the PU / ROLL-DOOR family wording. Resolve the band on the named PU proposal before production.

    Final ratings follow the confirmed technical proposal. Price and lead time are out of scope.

    References

    1. ROLL-DOOR thematic FAQ (Q9 thickness variants: CS / single / European / PU)
    2. Industry context: Slat profile thickness bands by market type
    3. Related encyclopedia entries: ROLL-DOOR overview; PU extras