The Australian Trellis Door Company™ (ATDC™) has recently installed its expandable barriers throughout Sydney’s landmark QVB shopping centre.
These security barriers were installed in multiple locations for many reasons including improving access control and general security at the centre. By installing the expandable barriers in strategic areas, ATDC was able to assist in locking down certain areas of the centre and thereby not only reducing the cost of manned security patrols but also in deterring vagrants and homeless people from sleeping in the shopping centre. Furthermore, the expandable barriers assist in reducing theft of fresh produce, food and other stock which is generally delivered to the centre outside normal trading hours.
Trackless & Custom-made 50’s Style Barriers
The expandable barrier used is trackless, it is constructed either from either precision engineered steel or aluminium and the older 50’s style of the expandable barriers also complements the striking heritage features of QVB’s architecture while the professional baked enamel powder coated finish. Multi-point locking options are available for extra security if required and some of our expandable barriers have passed the rigorous testing requirements under Australian Standard 4687-4007 Temporary Fencing and Hoarding including Simulated Climbing, Wind Force Overturn, Foothold Aperture and Impact tests.
Deemed to Satisfy BCA Expandable Barriers
Our expandable barrier is able to comply in certain circumstances with the deemed to satisfy provisions of the Building Code of Australia. For more information about our BCA Compliance, please see our BCA Compliance article.
Other applications include securing temporary tenancies, pop-up kiosks, occupational health & safety, Worksafe applications and can be purchased or rented on a long term or short term basis.
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Our expandable security barriers are available for sale in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Canberra, Perth and all regional towns and centres across Australia.