The Australian Trellis Door Company have announced their recent admission as a member to the Australian Shop and Office Fitting Industry Association. The Australian Trellis Door Company offer a range of economical, expanding trellis door and barrier solutions to assist retailers in safeguarding against robbery and pilfering.
Simon Cant is the proprietor of City Cellars, a boutique bottle store in the heart of the revitalised King Street Wharf Precinct at Sydney’s Darling Harbour. Simon Cant recently installed trellis security doors to the front of his store. During the day the doors tuck out of the way to ensure an unobstructed view of his merchandise.
At night the trellis security doors provide maximum through-vision enhancing store presentation. These expanding trellis doors are used to secure the shop fronts of many retailers, acting as a deterrent to ramraids, break-ins, and vandalism.
Bell Air Café at the Met Centre in the city in Sydney used a different trellis product known as a mobile trackless trellis barrier, a system which operates on trolleys and which can be wheeled away during the day and stored out of sight. This system is economical and provides enormous flexibility, allowing proprietors to close off awkward openings, which are typically difficult to secure.
The mobile trackless trellis barrier system was also used by Sydney’s 24-hour Scruffy Murphy’s Pub. There the doors were put in as a preventative measure. There are three bars in the pub and some are closed at certain times of the day. The mobile trackless trellis barrier system doors prevent any customers from straying into the closed bars and helping themselves to drinks. The doors also take away the temptation for staff to steal stock.