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Australian Architectural Fire Doors

Queensland-made fire doors and metal frames, installed and certified.

Manufacturer 21–100 people 1 office
About

A Narangba manufacturer producing fire doors, sliding fire doors, smoke doors, acoustic and solid-core doors and the metal frames and hardware they are tested with, on flatbed routers, laser cutters and daylight presses at its own Brisbane facility. Doorsets are made to AS 1905.1 and the business is QBCC licensed — Queensland’s occupational licence for this work — as well as ISO and PEFC certified. Also carries out installation, inspection, maintenance, repair, certification and door-imaging asset surveys.

Sectors & projects
  • Residential & high-rise
  • Commercial offices
  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Transport
  • Mixed-use
  • Mixed-use

    Queens Wharf

    Brisbane

    Supplied pressed metal frames and fire rated doors; fire door set certification

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  • Healthcare

    Caboolture Hospital Redevelopment

    Caboolture

    Supplied fire rated, radiation and non-rated doors; fire door certification

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  • Education

    UQSRP

    Brisbane

    Supplied and installed metal frames and fire rated doors; fire door set certification

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  • Healthcare

    Ipswich Hospital – Mental Health Unit

    Ipswich

    Supplied and installed fire rated and anti-ligature doorsets; certification

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  • Commercial offices

    80 Ann St

    Brisbane

    Supplied pressed metal frames and fire rated doors; fire door set certification

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  • Transport

    Gold Coast Airport

    Gold Coast

    Supplied pressed metal frames and fire rated doors; fire door set certification

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Projects as published on Australian Architectural Fire Doors's own website.

Specialisms
Office
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