Lietzke has recently supplied and installed a high security version of the Squareline door leaf to the rear exit doors of a number of Regional NAB Bank branches.

The door leaves included a solid timber blockboard core plus an additional steel sheet facing to the core prior to the unit being fully clad in Colourbond steel sheeting.  The door leaves were factory mounted into a Lietzke security series BW door frame manufactured from a thicker than standard grade of Galvabond steel.

The Locking system used is a Rivers 410 Series 4 Point locking system to provide the uncompromising security required whilst providing the safety aspects required for the bank’s employees.

Lietzke Australia is a specialist manufacturer of prehung metal clad door units to the portable building industry in Australia, plus a renowned manufacturer and installer of High Security Doors, Windows and Furniture to the Corrections facilities around Australia.

So when the two industries combined recently in South Australia to quickly and cost effectively provide accommodation to the overcrowded prison system, Lietzke’s expertise was an obvious choice.

Lietzke, an accredited manufacturer for SA Dept for Corrections, was called on to work with the System Built EMAC Group, the chosen demountable building manufacturer, to adapt the DCS standard door and window designs to offer the required security and safety in a portable building.

In addition, Lietzke provided the steel bed units, desk units, shelving units and dividers for the accommodation areas.  All of these items were manufactured from 3mm Galvanised steel pressed metal with a Powdercoat finish.

Lietzke Doors has recently worked with Mayfield Industries to supply the 130 plus door sets required for the Roy Hill Mine Switchroom buildings to be located onsite in the Pilbara.

The Lietzke Security 1 metal clad door units were completed in our Hendon factory and supplied to Mayfield Industries in complete building sets.  The door units range in size from 3m high x 1.8m wide double door sets to a smaller single personal access door unit.

All door units included internal steel subframes to the door leaves, full perimeter sealing systems combined with panic exit devices to enable the units to withstand the pressure and safety requirements possible when the fire suppression system is activated.

Lietzke Australia Pty Ltd, a divsion of the AM Group, has been supplying Heavy Duty Steel Louvre Door Units around Australia for a number of years with great success.

This success has now led to the market requesting the capability of these doors to stretch further by including features such as longer unsupported spans, fixed panels to match door sets and vermin proofing.  Lietzke has met these challenges with 2 new blade designs.

The basis of the Lietzke Heavy Duty Steel Louvre Doot Unit is that all materials used are pre-galvanised, all mitres in the sub-frame are fully welded, the louvre blade material can range from 1.2 to 2.0mm for added security andthe doors are adaptable for any locking system.  Door units are supplied prime painted in a zinc rich etch primer or powdercoated in any of the standard Colorbond colour range. (Custom colours are available upon request.)

The size door units supplied has ranged from small 300mm hatch openings and louvre panels, through to 4.5m high by 3.6m wide double door sets.

Most commonly each louvre door is supplied factory hung in a Lietzke BW series pressed metal door frame that can be colour matched to the louvre door leaf.

Lietzke Australia, a member of the AM Group, has been working together with UGL Limited Rail Division to develop the train cab door units for the new PH37 Locomotive.

These diesel-electric locomotives have been designed for heavy-haul and freight operations across the narrow gauge networks of Queensland and Western Australia and the Lietzke door units have been designed to suit such operations.

The first shipment of doors has been delivered for these PowerHaul Series Locomotives.

Lietzke Australia, a member of the AM Group, has been contracted by Modular Building Systems for the supply of the door units for the reconstruction project at Nauru Regional Processing Centre.

These door units are the Lietzke Squareline Metal Clad Door Units and chosen due to their suitability for environmental and security conditions in this location.  The order also involves a variety of colours, often different on the internal and external faces of the door units.

Our door units are to be used in the new Regional Processing Centre, Medical and Mental Health Buildings, but first the destroyed accommodation blocks at Nauru RPC must be removed so that the new units can take their place.

There has been a greater call in the market for Fire Rated and Non Fire Rated Switchroom Door sets.  As a member of the AM Group, Lietzke Australia is proud of the range and quality of door sets that Lietzke can offer in this area.

Lietzke Australia has been able to accommodate a variety of needs with Single & Double Door Units, high clearance, wide opening, fully sealed units, HD Steel Louvre Units and fire ratings of 1Hr, 2Hr & 4Hr as well as wind rated.

Recent projects with a range of specific Switchroom Doors include AP LNG Talinga Gas Field.

South Australia is to increase its forensic mental health capacity with a new 20 bed unit being built at James Nash House.  Lietzke Australia, a member of the AM Group has been chosen to supply the High Security Door & Window Units for the project.

This facility is expected to be completed mid 2014 and will relieve the pressure on general acute mental health services.

Lietzke Australia Pty Ltd, a division of the AM Group, has delivered the first set of pressed metal door frames on the new Royal Adelaide Hospital Project.

Lietzke Australia has been contracted to supply Lietzke “BW” series pressed metal door frames for timber, metal clad and fire doors for the first stage of the project.

The new Royal Adelaide Hospital will be Australia’s most advanced hospital and the single largest infrastructure project in South Australia’s history.

This $1.89b state of the art facility is being built by the HYLC joint venture between Hansen Yuncken and Leighton Contractors.

Lietzke Australia Pty Ltd, a division of the AM Group, has successfully wrapped up the supply and installation of the Security Doors and Windows for the Mount Gambier Prison New Cell Block and Kitchen project.

The new cell block is to employ “modular construction” method, the first prison of it’s kind in South Australia, where the new wings containing accommodation and ablutions are to be constructed from shipping containers.  Lietzke designed and manufactured complete cell fronts from pressed metal construction that integrated Door, Window, heating and ventilation.