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Folding grilles and folding closures

Folding grilles and folding closures
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ATDC’s cost effective and space efficient FC1 PERMASHIELD Folding closure is constructed from extruded aluminium sections making them lightweight yet stable and strong.

They are ideal to secure commercial applications, shopfronts, kiosks, banks, schools, cafés, universities, and restaurants, aged care facilities, hotels, clubs, banks, medical facilities, offices and more.

They are top hung on a heavy duty extruded aluminium top track and suspended with commercial grade hangar assemblies .The curtain comprises extruded sections with interlocking hinges allowing the system to slide sideways to a compact storage area.

Available in three different panel width sizes 300mm, 200mm and a slimline 150mm section.

Locking is seamless with a series of intermediate up/down locking mechanisms allowing the system a seamless lock up without any floor track.

Emergency breakout doors for BCA compliance are available on request.

Infill curtain options include a transparent polycarbonate, solid alumium, perforated mesh or a vertical bar grille design.

The maximum door span is unlimited however the height is restricted at 4500mm.

Finishes are either clear anodised or powdercoated to the Dulux or Interpon colour ranges.

A full 12 month commercial warranty applies.

For further information visit ATDC’s website

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