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Australian made

Made here, made to the opening

Accordion Doors Australia is a 100% Australian owned business manufacturing and installing movable partitions, accordion doors and folding doors. Nothing is sold as a stock size, because openings are not a stock size.

A large vinyl accordion partition being drawn closed across a commercial opening

Who we supply

Most of the volume is contract work

We supply individuals, home builders, property renovators, commercial businesses and architects. The one-off residential opening and the multi-opening contract run through the same workshop, but they are not the same conversation.

Builders and contractors

Fixed scope, drawings to work from, and a delivery that lands when the programme says it should rather than when it suits us.

Architects and specifiers

Acoustic targets set against your building rather than a panel datasheet, plus details you can drop straight into a drawing set.

Facility and venue managers

Replacement and refurbishment of walls already in service, including systems another company installed.

Renovators and homeowners

One opening, measured and made to fit it, with a straight answer when the opening will not take what you had in mind.

Made to order

Why nothing is cut down from a stock size

It is the single thing that decides whether a partition performs the way the drawing said it would.

An operable wall does its work at the edges. The seal at the head, the seal at the floor, and the meeting stiles between panels are where sound gets through when they are not right.

A panel trimmed on site to fit an opening it was not made for loses exactly that geometry. The wall ends up rated on paper and leaky in the room.

Buildings are also rarely square. A head that runs out by fifteen millimetres across a nine metre opening is normal, not a defect.

A made-to-measure run absorbs it through panel widths rather than through a packer and a gap you can see daylight through.

So the sequence is measure, then make. On a new build where the opening does not exist yet, we quote from your drawings and re-measure before anything is manufactured.

That second measure is not padding. It is the step that stops a wall arriving to an opening that moved during construction.

How a contract runs

Six stages, and you can see all of them

The same sequence whether it is one opening in a house or a schedule of them across a build.

  1. 01

    Opening and brief

    Width, height, what the room has to do and what the head can carry. For anything acoustic, what happens on both sides of the wall.

  2. 02

    Site measure

    Measured on site before anything is cut. Existing buildings are rarely square, and a made-to-order door has no tolerance for a guess.

  3. 03

    Drawings and sign-off

    Head, jamb, sill and stacking detail, so the builder knows what to frame and the architect knows what is going in.

  4. 04

    Manufacture

    Panels, track and hardware made to the measured opening and the agreed finish, rather than cut down from a stock size.

  5. 05

    Delivery and install

    Sequenced to the site, not to us. Ceiling and floor finishes usually decide when a partition can go in.

  6. 06

    Handover and service

    Shown to whoever will operate it, then serviced on the same phone number that quoted it.

For trade

What a builder gets that an end client does not need

  • A measured, itemised scope rather than a lump sum you cannot interrogate
  • Head and jamb details early enough to frame to them
  • Delivery sequenced against your programme, not ours
  • One contact from quote through to handover and servicing
  • The same people back on site if something needs adjusting later

A real person reads every enquiry, not an auto-responder. If it is urgent, calling 03 9331 7376 is always faster than waiting on a reply.

Questions

What trade buyers ask first

Got a schedule of openings?

Send the elevations or the opening schedule. You get the scope itemised, with panels, track, seals, hardware and installation priced separately so it can be compared properly.