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The Australian Trellis Door Company – Security door for commercial applications

1300838259
trellis@trellisdoors.com
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The Australian Trellis Security Door Company supply an extensive  range  of expanding security doors. Trellis Security doors are constructed from precision engineered steel, and are galvanised and powdercoated for optimum corrosion protection.

The range includes fully framed options for extra security( including wall mounted locking mechanisms ) as well us up/down locking options for seamless locking without floor track.

  • These door systems are ideal to secure shopfronts,shopping centres,hotels,pubs,clubs,offices,warehouse showrooms,windows and doorways,medical centres,banks,hospitals,schools and universities and many more
  • Standard finishes include black satin or pearl white powdercoat and in some cases can be powdercoated to match the Dulux or Interpon colour ranges,
  • The span of these systems is unlimited and the maximum height varies depending on the door style/model

A full 12 month commercial warranty on parts and materials applies

For further information visit ATDC’s website

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