Market · Australia
Automatic Sliding Door for Australia
The Electric Automatic Sliding Door is configured here for Australia. The figures below are the published catalogue specification of the series; the market section covers what projects in Australia add to it. Send the opening schedule and the glazing you want, and the quotation comes back with the dimensional pack.
Electric Automatic Sliding Door · Australia
Electric Automatic Sliding Door
An automatic glass sliding system that parts on an induction signal, made for wide entrance fronts. The complete configuration, glass options and finish list are on the door series page.
- Opening
- Electric responsive sliding, multi-leaf glass
- Operation
- Automatic induction opening
- Control
- Head-rail sensing unit and wall panel, as shown
- Leaf glazing
- Full-height clear glass leaves
- Frame
- Slim aluminium mullion frame, dark tone shown
- Aluminium
- 6063-T5 primary aluminium
- Application
- Commercial and office entrances
- Standard finishes
- Confirmed against the catalogue on request
- Dimensional pack
- Supplied with quotation
Engineering
Opens on an induction signalThe leaves run on a head track and part when the sensing unit reads an approach, so a wide glass front opens without a hand and the entrance clears without a swing.
A glass wall until it movesFull-height clear leaves in a slim aluminium mullion frame read as a single glazed wall when the door is shut, which keeps the frontage light and the sight line into the room open.
6063-T5 primary aluminiumThe door range is extruded in 6063-T5 primary aluminium, the grade the catalogue names across the window and door lines and selects for toughness, strength and resistance to cracking.
Controls at the openingThe catalogue scene shows both parts of the control set: a sensing unit recessed into the head rail above the glass, and a wall panel fitted beside the frame for the door to be driven by hand.
What Australian spec writers check
The Australian regime is built on testing, not on brand claims. AS/NZS 1170.2 sets the regional wind-load classification, AS 2047 defines how window and door assemblies are tested against wind load, and AS 1288 classifies the glazing itself. A cyclone-rated specification must therefore state the zone class, the tested configuration and the glazing classification for the exact module size.
Adam Alux does not hold AS 2047 test certificates. Engineering against your zone and module schedule is confirmed at quotation, and a finished test window or door can be produced before the production run.
Shipping to Australia
Modules travel to the major Australian ports in export-standard containers, packed upright with edge protection. The container count for your schedule depends on frame depth and glass build-up, so the loading plan comes with the quotation.
Transit and port handling are confirmed per shipment. For coastal projects, the fluorocarbon and anodised finish lines are the standard shortlist against salt-air exposure.
Projects in Australia
villa · day scene
Terrace house, glass rear extension
The original brick frontage stays intact, with a slim-profile aluminium and glass extension reading as a separate volume.
villa · day scene
Dark-clad villa, timber slat screens
Dark-clad street villa with timber slat screens and a corner sauna pavilion.
commercial · day scene
Commercial hall, dark timber
Commercial hall frontage in dark timber with a deep cantilevered canopy.
FAQ
Frequently asked
Do your aluminium windows and doors ship to Australia?
Yes. Modules ship to the major Australian ports in export-standard containers, with the loading plan for your schedule included in the quotation.
How do you handle cyclone zone specifications?
The zone class and the module schedule drive the specification. Engineering and glazing classification are confirmed at quotation against the AS 2047 and AS 1288 requirements, with a test unit available before production.
What is the electric responsive door?
It is an automatic sliding system in the Adam Alux door range: full-height glass leaves on a head track that open on an induction signal, shown in the catalogue at an office entrance.
How does the door open?
The leaves slide sideways on the head rail once the sensing unit reads an approach, so the opening clears with no swing. The catalogue scene shows the head-rail sensing unit and a wall control panel beside the frame.
Send your opening schedule
Series, glazing and finish come back as one quotation for Australia, with the full dimensional pack on PDF and CAD on request.