ATDC is proud to have participated in the recent upgrade at Springetts Arcade, a landmark historical commercial building in Bowral in the NSW Southern Highlands that used transparent roller shutters.
Springetts Arcade is an institution in Bowral opened in 1972 and is still in the hands of its original owners, the Springett Family.
With 50 stores within the arcade, ATDC had to come up with shutter solutions that would work well for a wide range of stores, offering accessibility, security, and aesthetic value. It’s also a historic building, meaning care had to be taken in the design and installation to keep the arcade’s antique value.
The Roller Shutter Project:
ATDC were engaged by Mark Springett, the current proprietor, to design, supply and install its market-leading transparent roller shutters to all tenancies throughout the ground floor in the property’s recent upgrade.
When project managing a transparent roller shutter installation, especially in a large property such as this, which is both street-facing and with many shops inside, clever planning has to go into the design choices to ensure aesthetics that not only wow but are appropriate for a commercial setting.
What We Used:
These roller shutters are attractive and elegant and capable of spanning an aperture of 5.5m wide x 4m high. The translucent feature allows shoppers and passers-by a full view of the merchandise on display in the retail tenancies even when these stores are locked and closed.
Trellis doors bring a warmth and cosmopolitan feel to the entire property, which few other commercial closures can achieve. The experts at ATDC guided the owners towards this decision that resulted in an excellent finish after our expert installation.
More Information:
Learn more about ATDC’s transparent roller shutters, or contact us to discuss how we can help your business.
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