ATDC has achieved remarkable market penetration in quick time with its quality commercial folding doors which have been installed to the premises of many national brand name companies across Australia.
ATDC’s doors have been installed at companies such as Specsavers, General Pants, Flight Centre, BWS, The Retail Apparel Group’s (RAG) portfolio of brands including Connor, Tarocash, Rockwear and YD and many more.
The attached photos show a recent installation for Rockwear Menai. Project manager for the job was Tuggerah based Nu Shoppe Fitouts. The door that was installed for this project was a 200mm wide panel aluminium folding closure with perforated mesh infills and is powdercoated in a pearl white finish.
ATDC has, after extensive research and development by its team of production engineers, launched a range of market leading premium quality stackable folding doors.
The commercial applications for ATDC’s range of folding doors is extensive including, but not limited to retail, hospitality, commercial offices, schools, universities, hospitals, medical surgeries and dental clinics, pathology laboratories, hotel lobbies and reception areas, counter tops and so much more.
ATDC’s range of premium quality folding doors include a 150mm, 200mm and 300mm panel width option. Infills include either a transparent or opaque polycarbonate or even a heavy duty perforated aluminium mesh which has major ventilation advantages.
The photograph is of a recent installation of a curved configuration at YD Fountain Gate in Melbourne for the RAG group which own well known Australian retail brands including Tarocash, Connor and Rockwear. Project managers for this job were Sydney based Nu Shoppe Fitouts.
ATDC’s aluminium folding doors are ideally suited for installation in commercial applications, especially in office environments. These doors are perfect for securing office frontages, doorways, lobby areas, canteens, reception areas, or even for partitioning spaces within an office.
ATDC’s Aluminium Folding Doors: Ideal for Commercial Applications
Commercial Folding Closure Office Fitouts
Lightweight and Easy to Operate
These folding doors are very light and easy to operate. They run off heavy-duty industrial top wheel hangers with metal bearings and are suspended from a heavy-duty extruded top track, which is affixed directly to a structural top support beam above it. This ensures smooth and effortless operation, making them convenient for daily use in busy office environments.
Versatile Design Options
ATDC’s quality folding doors are available in a wide body or slimline panel option, catering to different aesthetic and functional requirements. They can either have a clear polycarbonate infill or a perforated mesh infill, depending on the need for visibility or ventilation. These doors are available in either a natural anodised or powder-coated finish, ensuring they can blend seamlessly with any office decor. A seamless lockup is achieved through a series of intermediate up/down locking mechanisms.
Space-Saving and Neat Storage
One of the key features of these folding doors is their ability to fold sideways out of sight when not in use. They slide back to a very neat and compact storage size, ensuring they do not obstruct any space when open. This makes them highly practical for environments where space is at a premium.
Recent Installation Example
The above photograph shows an installation at The NSW Dental Association. This project was managed by Sydney-based Quickfit Shop and Office Fitouts, highlighting the practical application and seamless integration of ATDC’s aluminium folding doors in a professional setting.
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ATDC’s aluminium folding doors offer a versatile, practical, and aesthetically pleasing solution for various commercial applications. To learn more, browse the ATDC website or contact their team for personalised advice on the best folding door solution for your office environment.
The Australian Trellis Door Company (ATDC) has recently installed folding doors for security at The Australian National University’s Hancock Library in Canberra.
Specified by The Mill Design Company ,the project involved the installation of ATDC’s wide panel 300mm folding door in a black powdercoated finish.Unique to this project was the special radius curved aperture as well as the specification requiring the top half of the door to have a perforated mesh infill for ventilation whilst the bottom half had a polycarbonate infill.Like so many of ATDC’s projects the company had to deal with the challenge of sloping floors.Here again the adjustability in the throw of ATDC’s down locking mechanisms assisted in achieving seamless lock up for the customer.For further technical information on these doors visit https://www.trellisdoors.com.au/products/commercial-security/folding-doors-and-shop-doors
Project managers for the job were Boss Projects Group out of Kingston in the ACT.
ATDC is working on other prestigious university projects across Australia including at Deakin University in Burwood,Melbourne (specified by Ian McEwan Designs) and at the University of Geelong (specified by Baade Harbour Australia Architects)(for Barwon Health).For further detail on these projects see article at https://www.trellisdoors.com.au/quality-concertina-shutters-gain-market-traction
The Australian Trellis Door Company (ATDC) has recently installed its high end folding doors at the Ferrari Showroom at Star City Casino, Sydney.
The job description was essentially to protect the high value merchandise with a smart,elegant,corporate looking folding door system which would complement the prestigious Ferrari brand image without costing a fortune.
The technical requirements demanded a closure that could span a multi-curved 44 metre wide retail frontage at 3m in height which folded back to occupy a minimum amount of storage space when unlocked and opened during trading hours. And further to provide maximum visual display of the Ferraris during the limited times the shop remains closed.
ATDC’s FC1 wide panel folding door easily satisfied and even surpassed all these requirements. The 300mm wide panel door was installed with its heavy duty top track , heavy duty industrial grade top roller wheels and interlocking heavy duty hinges providing a low friction, easy operation despite the expansive size of the door. And by utilizing multiple intermediate keyed alike up/down locking mechanisms a seamless lock up is achieved without the need for any cumbersome removable mullions nor any floor tracking. For further information on this product see an article at www.trellisdoors.com.au/fw-spectacular-commercial-security-screens-kooringal-golf-club
The folding doors at the Ferrari showroom are finished in a professional natural anodised finish which is standard for these doors although a full range of powdercoated options are available on request from the Dulux Range of powdercoated finishes. For further information on this product see ATDC website at www.trellisdoors.com.au/products/commercial-security/folding-doors-and-shop-doors
ATDC’s folding doors are now sold in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra as well as all regional Australian towns such as Newcastle, Geelong, Townsville, Darwin and Hobart. They are also exported to South East Asia, the Asia Pacific, the Pacific Islands and the UAE.
For further information on ATDC’s full range of commercial folding doors visit ATDC’s website at www.trellisdoors.com.au/products/commercial-security or contact ATDC toll free from anywhere in Australia on 1800657435.
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.
Security Standards and Testing
