Each year Criterion hosts its annual Launch Day, this kick starts the year with a BANG! This year we were privileged enough to be the first conference hosted at a...
We are thrilled to announce that Criterion Industries has recently acquired Access Industries.Access Industries have been in business for 26 years, specialising in the manufacture and supply of specialised doors and associated products.
A testimonial from one of our client AOM Building. "Something they can give us quite quickly in order to give us what we want for our client" - Barry Gallagher
It is our pleasure to announce that we are relocating our business from our Smithfield premises to a new office, trade desk and manufacturing location. Our new facilities offer us the opportunity to better service our valuable customers and we look forward to continuing to work with you from our new location.
In our urbanised society where space is a premium commodity, transformable areas that serve a variety of functions in the home are becoming ever-present in contemporary residential design. Criterion Industries has a range of products that will add a striking feature to any modern home and serve the dual purpose of creating transformable areas.
New from Criterion Industries, Barwon is a new suite of aluminium doors inspired by recent industry trends for doors with slim frames. We developed the suite with commercial and residential settings in mind, and with an overall thickness of 38mm - resulting in a sleek finish.
Australia is not known for its frequency of earthquakes and seismic events; we are not resting on a fault or tectonic plate like California, New Zealand or Japan, however major seismic events can and do occur.
The cost to occupy office space is ever increasing, which means that thoughtful planning is necessary when deciding how limited space should be used. One solution to maximising floor space is to install sliding doors as opposed to swinging doors with hinges.
The overall acoustic performance of a room is often managed before and after a fit out has been completed. Here are some simple considerations and practices to ensure that acoustics are maintained at their desired level.
There are many misconceptions and assumptions about how acoustics work, and it can often be treated as an afterthought until major issues arise. Without incorporating acoustic planning early into the project it can be easy to neglect budgeting for it as well as potentially selecting the incorrect materials. We’ve identified some myths which might help to keep you alert when planning acoustics for your project.
Open plan workspaces are on the rise and there is an ongoing debate around the benefits it actually brings. One of the main issues with open concept offices is the poor acoustic experience. In an environment where people need to concentrate but collaborate, have conversations but stay focused there is a challenge to find a workable compromise to control disruptive noise.
