The Australian Trellis Door Company (ATDC) has installed its market leading movable security screens for the Swiss based Dufry AG at Perth International Airport.
Headquartered in Basel Switzerland,Dufry has in excess of 2200 duty free stores across the world,employs more than 29000 staff and operates in over 64 countries.
ATDC successfully installed their OH+S safety tested, movable security screens at the Collections and Perth Street Markets tenancies (both stores owned and operated by Dufry).
In both instances these mobile,trackless,free standing screens resolved the client’s shopfront security requirements in the absence of any meaningful support structure to support their installation.
Project managers for the job were Jolimont based Cooper & Oxley and the specifying architect was Fratelle Group from Northbridge, Perth.
The recent fitout of the Baptist Church Community Hall on Miller Street, West Melbourne, featured the installation of The Australian Trellis Door Co’s (ATDC) premium S08 curved steel retractable commercial security door.
High-Quality Security for Baptist Church Community Hall
Impressive Dimensions and Aesthetic Finish
Spanning an impressive width of 8000mm and a height exceeding 3200mm, this architecturally specified security door boasts a high-quality black satin powder-coated finish. This elegant finish enhances the sleek aesthetic lines of the door, ensuring it blends seamlessly with the modern design of the community hall.
Space-Efficient Design
One of the standout features of the S08 security door is its ability to fold back into a stack size that occupies only 15% of the total opening span. This innovative design minimises the storage space required, making it an ideal solution for areas where functionality and space efficiency are paramount.
Advanced Locking and Curving Capabilities
Equipped with intermediate up/down locking mechanisms, the S08 allows secure lock-up for clients without the need for a floor track or removable mullions. Its unique engineering accommodates 600mm radius turns at either 45 or 90 degrees, while offset S-bends and special curves are optional features for added versatility. For detailed technical specifications, visit S08 Security Door Information.
Expert Project Management
The project was expertly managed by Schiavello Constructions (VIC) Pty Ltd, a leading construction firm based in Tullamarine. ATDC regularly work with top project managers as we are the trusted provider of security doors across Australia and worldwide.
Learn More About ATDC’s Solutions
ATDC offers a full range of retractable security doors to suit various commercial and industrial applications. For more information, visit their website at Commercial Security Solutions or contact ATDC toll-free from anywhere in Australia on 1800 657 435.
Our security options are available in Australia and worldwide, from major cities such as Sydney, Melbourne and Singapore to regional areas.
The Australian Trellis Door Company (ATDC) has installed high quality perforated folding closures to secure the entry to Melbourne University’s Southbank Library at their St Kilda Road campus.
The specifying architect on the project was Lyons Architects based in Bourke St, Melbourne and the project managers were the APM Group who are based in Exhibition Street,Melbourne.
The doors on this project have some unique features:The perforated mesh infills provided the ventilation and airflow that the project architects required;the doors have two 45 degree bends which were required to traverse the curved apertures; and these doors have sequential and intermediate up/down locks to achieve a seamless lock up effect without the need for any floor track.
The Australian Trellis Door Co (ATDC) has installed its 200mm slimline panel commercial folding doors to The Retail Apparel Group’s (RAG) latest store opening at Connor in Bundaberg,Queensland.
The two openings secured on this project each spanned in excess of 8500mm wide which is well within the slimline folding doors capabilities .The maximum span for these doors is unlimited since ATDC uses an innovative system of intermediate up/down locking mechanisms along the entire width of the door for a seamless lock up effect.The maximum height is 4500mm.And no floor track is required to secure these apertures.
ATDC has been selected as one of just three national preferred door closure suppliers for the RAG rollout.RAG is one of Australia’s most successful menswear retailers and specializes in smart casual menswear.Its successful brands include Tarocash,YD,Connor,Johnny Bigg.It has recently moved into the womens active wear market through its acquisition of Rockwear.
Project managers on this job were LSC Shopfitting based in Burleigh Heads,QLD.
The Australian Trellis Door Company (ATDC) offers a wide range of rapid roll high speed doors suitable for use in cleanroom applications in healthcare, research and pharmaceutical environments.
Over the last decade, increased regulation and advancements in technology have transformed the requirements of doors for cleanrooms.
Cleanrooms play a vital role in limiting the occurrences of cross-contamination (whether they be dust, germs, vapours or other contaminants) by maintaining air pressure differentials between rooms so that air is moved from the opening’s cleaner side to the less-clean side.
Rapid roll high-speed doors assist in maintaining cleanliness in pharmaceutical manufacture environments. They are used to prevent cross-contamination, as well as assisting room pressure and air circulation.
Key considerations for any door configuration are ease of cleaning and durability. Australian Trellis Doors’ high speed doors are able to stand up to repeated cleaning with chemical agents and have a smooth, hard, non-porous surface resistant to microbial and fungal growth.
For further information on their rapid roll high speed doors contact ATDC toll free from anywhere in Australia on 1800657435 or click here to visit the relevant page on ATDC’s website.
The Australian Trellis Door Company (ATDC) has recently introduced its latest product offering, the FC200 panel folding closure door, designed for the Australian commercial, retail, and hospitality sectors. With this new launch, ATDC now provides a full range of commercial folding door solutions, complementing its existing FC300 and FC150 door series.
ATDC Launches New FC200 Panel Folding Closure Door
Premium Design and Construction
The FC200 is a premium-grade folding door, featuring 200mm wide panels crafted from extruded aluminium sections. The door’s construction includes interlocking hinges and heavy-duty top hanger wheels, ensuring smooth and effortless operation. Suspended from a commercial-grade aluminium top track, the FC200 is built for durability and ease of use, offering seamless functionality with minimal effort.
Compact and Flexible
A key advantage of the FC200 is its compact stacking design, allowing the door to fold back to just 15% of the total opening span, maximising space efficiency. Additionally, the FC200 is capable of traversing a 407mm radius curve, providing flexibility for various installation environments and making it a suitable solution for a wide range of applications.
Customisable Infill Options
The FC200 offers both polycarbonate and perforated mesh infill options, catering to different aesthetic and security preferences. With its sleek design, seamless lock-up mechanisms, and versatility, this door has already become a market favourite.
A Complete Range of Folding Door Solutions
With the addition of the FC200, ATDC continues to set the standard in the folding door market, providing a comprehensive suite of options for securing commercial, retail, and hospitality premises.
Global Retailer H&M have recently installed world class security shutters to secure their new storefront at Adelaide’s Rundle Mall.
H+M is
one of the world’s foremost fashion groups and employs more than
161 000 staff in more than 4400 stores in 65 countries.
ATDC installed its stylish retractable
security shutters (in a night sky powdercoated finish) across three adjacent
shopfront windows.By configuring these doors on a side-by-side parallel set of
top tracks,ATDC were able to install these doors in a way that they all
overlapped each other and folded back to a common storage bay .In this
way significantly reducing the required overall stacking requirements for
these shutters.This was all achievable through the use of multiple up/down
locking mechanisms which created a seamless lock up situation.Further technical
information on ATDC’s unique parallel top track configuration see ATDC’s
website at https://www.trellisdoors.com.au/product/commercial-security/security-screens-and-screen-doors/scissor-doors-s07-2
The project manager for this job was Streetbuild
Constructions.
The Australian Trellis Door Company (ATDC) offers a wide
range of rapid roll high speed doors suitable for most applications, including
for use in cold storage environments.
Cold storage environments are prevalent in food manufacturing,
pharmaceuticals, certain logistics facilities etc.
Cold storage facilities generally require heat to be kept
out and cold air to be contained inside the room. Historically, heavy, insulated solid doors
have been used to try and achieve this.
These doors generally open to the side to allow access in and out of the
storage room.
These doors are generally heavy and are slow to move. Their slowness of operation inevitably allows
cold air to escape making temperature control a challenge and requiring larger
energy loads to maintain the cold storage environment. This comes at a financial cost to the
operator of the cold storage facility.
As a result, the use of rapid roll high speed doors are becoming
increasingly popular in such environments.
They are fast moving which assists in maintaining temperature control by
preventing cold air escaping during operation of the door.
Suitable rapid roll high speed doors have considerable
insulation and sealing characteristics further aiding temperature control.
Furthermore, high speed doors can offer many safety features
such as motion sensors to avoid hitting obstacles in their path e.g. people or
forklifts.
For further information on their rapid roll high speed doors
contact ATDC toll free from anywhere in Australia on 1800657435 or click
here to visit the relevant page on ATDC’s website.
The Australian Trellis Door Company (ATDC) offers a wide range of rapid roll high speed doors suitable for use in cold and dry storage environments and wholesale operations. In order to operate efficiently, beverage wholesalers require their premises to have effective refrigeration, energy efficiency, safety and air control.
Rapid Roll High speed doors are able to operate at fast cycles to maximise productivity, safety and energy efficiency. They have an added advantage over swinging/hinging doors allowing pressure, temperature control and energy use to be maintained.
What’s more, certain rapid roll high speed doors can withstand impact from e.g. forklifts, meaning that if a forklift drives into these doors, they can reload themselves back into their tracks and continue operating as normal. This minimises costly maintenance and prevents a situation where goods need to be temporarily relocated to suitable temperature rooms.
For further information on their rapid roll high speed doors contact ATDC toll free from anywhere in Australia on 1800657435 or click here to visit the relevant page on ATDC’s website.
Australian Trellis Door CO (ATDC) is proud of its involvement in supplying many of their latest 2018 design shopfront door closures at this new QLD Shopping Centre. This is the second in a series of 3 press releases on these projects at this shopping centre redevelopment.
Pictured is an installation for Sunlit Asian Supermarket which is a leading and rapidly expanding Queensland based Asian grocery brand.The doors were specified by Blackbox Retail Projects and the project managers were Burleigh Heads based O’Flynn Builders.
This was one of a number of projects at this site which incorporated an innovative door stack storage minimizing technique (termed the S07-2 side-by-side) which involves a parallel top track arrangement. This has the effect of reducing the side compaction of the door closure to as tight as 8% of the opening span being secured which is just a fraction of the daylight opening width.And with the use of multiple intermediate up/down locking mechanisms a seamless lock up solution is provided.
Numerous tenancies at this site also incorporated the parallel top track arrangement in a curved configuration which enabled the door closures to traverse tight radius curves,S-bend curves and even angular shaped openings.
The Australian Trellis Door Company’s ( ATDC) smart folding closure doors were recently installed to secure the new retail premises of a gift shop at Geelong University Hospital’s recent upgrade of its Bellerine Centre.
The architects on the project were Baade Harbour Australia Pty Ltd (BHA) and the project managers were Geelong based St Ferrer Building Contractors.
ATDC’s FC1 300mm wide panel folding closure door was the product specified by BHA.The door was specified with natural anodised aluminium extruded frames and polycarbonate infills to provide maximum through vision.Seamless lock up is achieved by the inclusion of intermediate up/down locking mechanisms and the door traverses a very tight radius 90 degree turn at one end as it folds back and retracts to a joinery storage cupboard at one end of the premises.For further technical information visit ATDC’s website at https://www.trellisdoors.com.au/products/commercial-security/folding-doors-and-shop-doors .
ATDC’s FC1 folding closure door has been specified at other university projects across Australia including at ANU’s Hancock Library as well as Melbourne University Library at Southbank.
The Australian Trellis Door Company (ATDC) has installed its pedestrian crowd control barriers for access control at Olympic Park Railway Station in the Sydney suburb of Homebush.
Enhancing Access Control: ATDC’s Installation at Olympic Park Railway Station
The Australian Trellis Door Company (ATDC) recently installed its pedestrian crowd control barriers for access control at Olympic Park Railway Station located in the Sydney suburb of Homebush.
Managed by Leichhardt-based Ultra Building Works Pty Ltd, this installation highlights ATDC’s commitment to providing effective access control solutions for high-traffic environments.
Tailored Solutions for Railway Stations
Installed at the top of an access stairwell on the main railway platform, ATDC’s barriers play a crucial role in access control, preventing unauthorised entry after hours and regulating human traffic flow during peak periods.
These barriers are specifically designed and OH&S tested for safe operation, addressing vital safety concerns in locations with high volumes of pedestrian foot traffic.
Specialised Features for Safety and Security
ATDC’s pedestrian barriers offer a range of special features to enhance safety and security. They can be fitted with keyless locking mechanisms for quick egress in emergency situations, ensuring swift evacuation if needed.
Additionally, where specified, the barriers can feature a double diamond mesh infill, preventing individuals from gaining footholds and attempting to climb over the barriers, further enhancing safety measures.
Demonstrated Success in High-Profile Projects
The effectiveness and reliability of ATDC’s pedestrian barriers have made them the gates of choice for numerous high-profile government projects and public infrastructure projects across Australia.
Notably, ATDC’s barriers were successfully deployed at Sydney’s Barangaroo Ferry Terminal, underscoring their suitability for critical transportation hubs and public spaces. For further information on this project refer to the project page.
Contact ATDC for Custom Solutions
For inquiries or to learn more about ATDC’s range of pedestrian crowd control barriers and access control solutions, view our barrier range, or get in touch.
Security Standards and Testing
The S03™ and S06™ trellis doors passed this test by withstanding a force of 450N being applied to its locking style. i.e. the same effect as an intruder attempting to lever open our 3-point locking system.
The S03™ and S06™ trellis doors passed this test by withstanding a repeated impact force of 100 joules from a 40kg lead ball i.e. the same effect as an intruder attempting to kick his way through the security door.
The S03™ and S06™ trellis doors passed this test by withstanding a repeated pulling force of up to 2kN i.e. the same effect as an intruder attempting to pull out the security door or window.
To identify and mitigate risks to health and safety to assist in identifying safety hazards related to the supply and use of the S04-1™ mobile trackless trellis barrier.