ATDC has installed its lockable, portable, steel crowd control barrier to secure the Hungry Jacks fast food outlet at the BP service station at East Keilor in Melbourne.
Project manager for the installation was Torquay based MAS Building & Construction.
These crowd control barriers are available at a height of 2m or 2.5m and are OH+S tested for safe operation. They are completely trackless, relocatable and collapsible and are available for purchase or for hire on a short term or long term basis.
For further information contact ATDC toll free 1800657435 or visit their website at https://www.trellisdoors.com.au/products/commercial-security/retractable-barriers-and-expandable-barriers
ATDC is a leading supplier to the Australian market of crowd control barriers for hire.
ATDC’s barriers are unique in that they are trackless, collapsible, portable and are OH+S tested for safe operation. Supplied at a height of 2m ,these steel constructed barriers are available for hire on an urgent ex-stock basis in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
The above image/s show a recent hire of 9.5m wide crowd control barrier to Aldi Stores in Sunshine, Victoria near Melbourne.
For further information please see ATDC’s website at https://www.trellisdoors.com.au/products/commercial-security/retractable-barriers-and-expandable-barriers
Please call us now to secure your premises on 1800657435.
ATDC has installed its unique Double Diamond crowd control barriers throughout Fairfield City Central in the western suburbs of Sydney.
Trellis security gates were specified by North Sydney based Krikis Tayler Retail and the project was managed by Mainbrace Constructions. The purpose of these crowd control barriers for this project are to regulate access by the public to certain areas of the shopping centre after hours.
Unique features of these barriers include their compliance in certain circumstances with both the Dynamic Impact and Simulated Climbing Provisions of the Australian Standards for Temporary Fencing and Hoarding as well as their ability to offer emergency egress with keyless exit in applications where this is required.
ATDC’s market leading crowd control barriers have been in high demand during the course of the pandemic as a powerful tool to enforce the lockdown restrictions in public spaces such as shopping centres, government buildings,entertainment venues and the like.
Portable and trackless, these crowd control barriers are completely relocatable to different areas of the same venue thereby giving the landlord greater flexibility in enforcing the covid restrictions.
The photographs show a typical such installation for global retailer Ikea at Watergardens Shopping Centre at Richmond in Melbourne, Victoria.These barriers are OH+S tested for safety in design and operation.
The current extraordinary health and safety challenges resulting from the coronavirus pandemic have placed a huge emphasis on the need for landlords to enforce social distancing on their premises.
In this regard, landlords are utilising ATDC’s unique and proven, versatile crowd control barriers to achieve these objectives and to ensure patrons and customers on their premises comply with both state and federal legislation.
Addressing Social Distancing Challenges: ATDC’s Crowd Control Barriers
Crowd Control Barriers
These barriers play a crucial role in ensuring that patrons and customers comply with both state and federal legislation regarding social distancing. The image above illustrates how these barriers efficiently control public access through travelators and escalators, enhancing safety and compliance.
Portable and Versatile Solutions
ATDC’s crowd control barriers offer unparalleled flexibility and functionality. They are portable, trackless, mobile, and easily relocatable, thanks to a series of heavy-duty non-marking bottom rubber castors. Available in heights of either 2020mm or 2520mm, these barriers are lockable into side walls or floors, providing a secure barrier to control access effectively.
Cost-Effective and OH&S Certified
Despite their advanced features, ATDC’s crowd control barriers are relatively inexpensive. They are available ex-stock for one-off purchases and/or ongoing rentals, providing landlords with a cost-effective solution to their social distancing needs. Additionally, these barriers are OH&S certified and safe to operate, offering peace of mind to landlords and ensuring the safety of their patrons.
Immediate and Effective Deployment
One of the key advantages of ATDC’s crowd control barriers is their ability to achieve immediate and cost-effective lockdown without the need for a support structure. This feature ensures swift implementation of social distancing measures, allowing landlords to adapt quickly to changing circumstances and safeguard the health and well-being of everyone on their premises.
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For further information on ATDC’s crowd control barriers and how they can help address your social distancing challenges, please contact us today.
The Australian Trellis Door Company’s (ATDC) folding barricades have recently been installed to the premises of Lifelong Learning Institute in Singapore to guide pedestrians to the Coronavirus temperature screening stations.
The project was sold, designed and Installed by Standard Rolling Shutters Pty Ltd, ATDC’s local distributor in Singapore, these folding barricades are a perfect crowd control device since they are trackless, mobile and secure. Installed to a height of 2000mm,they run on a series of 75mm rubber reinforced non marking heavy duty bottom castors and can either be secured with wall mounted or floor mounted locking devices. Available up to a height of 2500mm high these folding barricades are independently audited and OH+S Tested for workplace safety.
For further information on ATDC’s complete range of folding barricades please refer to their website at www.trellisdoors.com.au or contact ATDC toll free on 1800657435.Standard Rolling can be contacted directly in Singapore on +65 6745 3322.(Att: Ariel Lim)
LVMH, the world’s leading retailer of luxury goods, has selected safety barriers from The Australian Trellis Door Company (ATDC) to secure its warehouse in Silverwater, Sydney.
Retractable Safety Barriers
Major Worldwide Companies Choose & Trust ATDC
LVMH, founded in 1987 with a merger between Moet Hennessy and Louis Vuitton and headquartered in Paris, employs over 145,000 people across the globe and last year had annual revenue of over 42 billion Euros.
New Sydney Distribution Centre
At their new distribution centre, LVMH has installed unique warehouse safety barriers that are not only Worksafe compliant under the relevant OH+S legislation but are also compliant with many of the rigorous strength and safety provisions of the Temporary Fencing and Hoarding provisions of the Australian Standards.
Why Choose Our Safety Barriers?
ATDC’s uniquely robust and easy-to-operate barriers have been fitted with a commercial-grade shade cloth backing which serves not only as a privacy screen but also provides some degree of protection against wind, vermin and dust which would otherwise be an ongoing hazard for a company that prides itself on the highest quality, upmarket luxury merchandise.
ATDC’s range of warehouse barriers are available in either steel or aluminium; they can be lockable to side walls or floors; they are trackless, portable and mobile and operate on a series of heavy-duty bottom thermoplastic castors that consist of a non-marking compound, making them suitable to run on any floor surface. For further information browse our website.
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Explore further information on ATDC’s comprehensive range of warehouse safety barriers and other commercial-grade barriers.
ATDC’s warehouse safety barriers are now sold in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth as well as in all regional towns across the country including Geelong, Newcastle, Townsville, the Sunshine and Gold Coast regions. They are also exported throughout South East Asia, the Asia Pacific, the Pacific Islands and the UAE.
A major expansion of railway stations in both Sydney and Melbourne has resulted in a mushrooming of valuable new retail floor space.
The Australian Trellis Door Company (ATDC)’s industry leading crowd control barriers are the go-to product for securing retail space in these transit hubs — whether for airports, railway stations or hospital-retail storefronts.
ATDC Barriers Trusted for Major Spaces Across Sydney and Melbourne
Crowd Control Barriers at Train Stations
In Sydney, major train station expansions at Wynyard, Central, Barrangaroo and the Northwest Metro Line are typical examples of this fairly recent phenomenon.(See article by Carolyn Cummins.) Similarly, airports and hospitals (transit hubs with a captive market) are proving to be the new frontier for retailers.
ATDC’s crowd control barriers are safe and easy to operate, having been tested against the relevant OH+S legislation and NATA tested against the Australian Standards for Temporary Fencing and Hoarding. This includes dynamic impact testing and simulated climbing.
Amenities for Modern Businesses
These crowd control barriers are trackless, portable and flexible. Since they are modular, they can span unlimited width apertures (at any angle) without the need for any removable mullions.
Available in standard heights, they run on a series of heavy-duty non-marking thermoplastic bottom castors and have numerous wall-mounted and floor-fixed locking options.
ATDC is Trusted Worldwide
ATDC’s crowd control gates are now sold in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Canberra, as well as in all regional towns across the country including Newcastle, Geelong, Townsville, and the Sunshine and Gold Coast regions.
In addition, they are exported throughout the Asia Pacific, South East Asia, the Pacific Islands and the UAE.
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Security Standards and Testing
The S03™ and S06™ trellis doors passed this test by withstanding a force of 450N being applied to its locking style. i.e. the same effect as an intruder attempting to lever open our 3-point locking system.
The S03™ and S06™ trellis doors passed this test by withstanding a repeated impact force of 100 joules from a 40kg lead ball i.e. the same effect as an intruder attempting to kick his way through the security door.
The S03™ and S06™ trellis doors passed this test by withstanding a repeated pulling force of up to 2kN i.e. the same effect as an intruder attempting to pull out the security door or window.
To identify and mitigate risks to health and safety to assist in identifying safety hazards related to the supply and use of the S04-1™ mobile trackless trellis barrier.
Security Standards and Testing
