The Australian Trellis Door Company (ATDC) has recently installed its foldaway door closures to the Tarocash Tenancy at Westfield Miranda.
Who are Tarocash?
Tarocash is an Australian retail menswear clothing chain and is part of The Retail Apparel Group (RAG) which has other market leading brands in its stable including Connor, YD, Rockwear and more.
ATDC’s quality foldaway screens are approved and specified for use throughout the rapidly growing RAG store rollout across Australia and New Zealand.
Why ATDC’s Folding Door Closures?
These elegant foldaway screens installed at Tarocash were part of ATDC’s market leading range of commercial door closures and featured a polycarbonate infilled screen panel door with aluminium framed extruded sections. The panels were 300mm wide and the door powder coated in a satin black finish with a seamless up/down locking mechanisms.
ATDC’s folding door closures present a modern, luxurious, and effective security system for retail storefronts. With the ease of use for staff, robust security outside opening hours, and their ability to fold right out of the way, these doors are rolling out across many Australian shopping centres.
Project managers for this installation were LSC Shopfitting, who are based in Burleigh QLD.
Contact Us to Learn More
Learn more about our full range of commercial folding doors and foldaway closures by browsing our website. See our full range of commercial roller shutters, doors and more.
Contact us at ATDC toll free from anywhere in Australia on 1800 657 435. We look forward to talking about your security needs and finding the best solution for you.
ATDC sells its folding doors in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Canberra as well as in all regional areas across Australia including Townsville, Darwin, Hobart, Newcastle and Geelong.
ATDC also has a thriving export business with its doors now sold throughout South East Asia and the Asia Pacific region (including Vietnam, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Indonesia), as well as to the UAE, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.
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