Protect your outdoor TV from storms, dust, and crime.
With rolling shutters, your outdoor TV will be clean, protected, and working when you need it. Use rolling shutters to fully enclose your outdoor TV at the push of a button.
When closed, the TV is safe from dust, rain, and would-be thieves. When open, nothing stands between you and outdoor entertainment.
Having an outdoor TV is great – you can entertain on your patio, backyard or by the pool. You can watch the game while grilling for guests. If you’re a businessowner, you can add value to your outdoor space.Â
The obvious problem with outdoor TVs, however, is how vulnerable they are. They’re easily damaged by bad weather or vandalism. Rolling shutters solve that problem – they seal off your TV from the elements when you need protection, and open completely when you’re ready to watch.
Once you’ve built an outdoor TV cabinet, rolling shutters complete the job and provide a robust layer of protection and weather resistance when you need it. Keep all the style of your outdoor space while protecting your investment.
Every shutter we make is custom – you tell us the size, color, material, and how you want the shutter to operate (motorized, remote-controlled, manual, etc). We can accommodate any size of TV and unique feature of your outdoor kitchen or entertaining space. For example, some of our customers have included other A/V equipment or a keg tap to the space that their rolling shutter protects.
As with all of our shutters, you can decide how to control your outdoor TV enclosure or cabinet. With timers or a smartphone app, you won’t have to worry about remembering to close it each night. With options like keypads and key-operated switches, you can ensure that only certain employees have access to controlling the enclosure. Remotes and regular switches give you straightforward operation that anyone can use. Whatever your situation, we have a solution.
Roll-A-Shield shutters can be configured to cover your outdoor TV installation, creating a sealed enclosure that protects the screen and electronics from theft, weather, dust, and UV exposure when not in use.
Yes. Roll-A-Shield shutters are built from durable aluminum and engineered to withstand Arizona’s extreme heat, dust storms, monsoon rains, and UV exposure. When closed over your outdoor TV setup, they protect against all of these elements.
Yes. A Roll-A-Shield shutter installed around your outdoor TV area not only protects the television but also creates a private, enclosed space that blocks the view from neighbors or passersby when deployed.
Yes. Every Roll-A-Shield enclosure is custom-built to fit your specific outdoor TV installation. Whether you have a standard flat-screen or an oversized display, we design the enclosure to fit your exact dimensions.
Yes. Roll-A-Shield frequently installs TV enclosure shutters as part of a larger patio or outdoor kitchen enclosure project. This allows you to protect multiple elements of your outdoor living space with a cohesive, coordinated shutter system.
Roll-A-Shield outdoor TV enclosure shutters can be motorized or manual. Motorized shutters can be operated using a wall switch, remote control, key fob, or smartphone app, giving you convenient control at any time.
Yes. A Roll-A-Shield shutter creates a solid barrier that prevents theft of your outdoor television and related components. This is especially important for properties left unoccupied for extended periods.
Pricing depends on the size of your TV, the specific enclosure configuration, and your chosen materials and control options. See our rolling shutter cost guide, call Roll-A-Shield at (480) 921-0200, or request a free quote for an accurate estimate.
An outdoor TV enclosure is a cabinet or wall niche with a roll-down shutter that closes over the TV, sealing it like a protective box when it’s not in use. See how outdoor TV enclosure shutters work.
The cabinet is the structure that holds the TV, usually built from stucco, stone, or wood. The rolling shutter is the door that closes over the front and locks it. Browse our outdoor TV enclosure gallery for examples.
Yes. We custom-build the shutter to fit your existing cabinet or wall niche, using build-outs where stone or stucco surfaces are uneven.
Yes. Manual shutters can add a key, slide, or thumb lock, and a closed motorized shutter is held shut by the motor’s internal brake, so it can’t be lifted from outside. Learn how rolling shutters lock.
Yes. Motorized TV enclosure shutters can be operated with a keypad or key switch so only certain people can open them, or with a remote or smartphone app for everyday use. See which remotes and controls work with each motor.
Yes. Solar-powered and battery-operated shutters need no wiring, which helps when there’s no outlet near the cabinet. Solar and battery motors don’t have a manual override, so ask us which option fits your setup.
A closed cabinet in direct sun can trap heat, so plan ventilation for your TV and A/V equipment when the cabinet is designed. For constant airflow and visibility, perforated slats are available on our single-wall shutters.
Yes. A single shutter can close off a TV, bar, or outdoor kitchen counter together, and many customers protect the whole space as part of a patio and outdoor kitchen enclosure.
Yes. Restaurants, bars, and resorts use rolling shutter doors to lock up patio TVs and bar areas after hours. See our kiosk and bar security shutters and other commercial shutters.
Yes. We build every shutter in Tempe, Arizona and install outdoor TV covers across metro Phoenix. Outside Arizona, we ship custom shutters nationwide.
In our service experience, a well-maintained aluminum rolling shutter typically lasts about 20 to 30 years, and motors and shutter parts carry a 5-year warranty. Learn what affects shutter lifespan.
Yes. A locked shutter keeps your outdoor TV and equipment safe from theft, dust, and monsoon storms while the home sits empty, which is why it’s a popular upgrade for vacation homes and snowbird properties.