Heavy-duty Retractable Security Doors for Schools from ATDC ATDC has recently installed its retractable heavy-duty security doors to the entry and exit areas at Balcatta Senior High School in Perth. Specified by the West Australian office of Hassell Architects, the S06 model security door installation was part of the current redevelopment project at the Balcatta School. Using multiple up/down locking mechanisms the school is now able to achieve seamless lock up without the need for any cumbersome floor tracks with their attendant trip hazard risks. This makes these large security doors (nearly 4700mm wide by 3800mm high) very easy to operate and very effective in securing schools, universities, colleges, kindergartens, TAFE's, and other similar educational facilities. Project managers for the installation were Balcatta based, PS Structures. For further information on ATDC's range of retractable security doors and shutters visit their website at www.trellisdoors.com.au or contact them toll free from anywhere in Australia.
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The Australian Trellis Door Co Pty Ltd Profile 1300 838 259 A6/366 Edgar St, Condell Park, NSW, 2200
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