Expanding Security Shutters for EB Games from Trellis Door Co

The Australian Trellis Door Company (ATDC) is pleased to announce its recent security shutter installation for EB Games at Kmart Plaza, Hastings, Victoria, about an hours drive from Melbourne's central business district.

EB Games, headquartered in Eagle Farm, Brisbane is an Australian video game and computer software retailer and operates nearly 500 stores throughout Australia and New Zealand and employs over 5000 staff.

Following repeated break-ins and the attendant costs of replacing stolen valuable merchandise, loss of trade and storefront repair costs, the EB Games Group decided to install ATDC's Australian Standards security rated S06 security shutter as a deterrent against future break and enters.

Retailers across Australia are experiencing a rising wave of break and enters through their storefronts, including by way of the much-vaunted technique of ramraiding through storefronts with high-speed vehicles, particularly targeting those retailers selling valuable merchandise such as computer software, video games, jewellery, alcohol, tobacco, pharmacy merchandise and the like. These retailers are turning in large numbers to ATDC, a trusted security licensed company with a long and successful trading record stretching back to 1984. ATDC installs security shutters that are able to advance the customer friendly retail environment as much as possible without presenting a cold and fortress-like impression.

ATDC's security systems fold back compactly out of the way when not in use so as to be almost invisible and at night they provide a formidable level of security whilst still allowing the retailer to maximize the display of their merchandise to the public. Many blue chip national and international retailers are recognizing the deterrent value of ATDC's security shutters including household names such as Woolworths, BWS, Flight Centre, BP, Repco, Reece Plumbing Group, Telstra, Harvey Norman and many more.

Retailers are quickly discovering that their often expensive investments in high tech digital CCTV cameras, back to base alarms and other electronic surveillance equipment, whilst useful, do not keep would-be intruders from breaking into their shops. A physical deterrent such as ATDC's premium grade expandable security shutters is proving to be a much more inexpensive and reliable deterrent. Insurance companies, too, are recognising the value of these screens in many cases either penalizing those companies not installing these security shutters or alternatively reducing premiums for those that are in fact installing them.

For more information on ATDC's comprehensive range of security shutters for commercial and industrial applications visit ATDC's website at www.trellisdoors.com.au.

ATDC's security shutters are currently sold in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Canberra as well as in all regional towns across the country including Newcastle, Geelong, Wollongong, Townsville, Darwin, Hobart, Sunshine and Gold Coast regions. They are also exported to SouthEast Asia, The Asia Pacific, the Pacific Islands and New Zealand and the UAE.