Alpine Manufacturing has been a trusted leader in the design, fabrication, and installation of high-security detention products. Over this time, we’ve invested heavily in continual improvement and expanding our in-house capabilities, ensuring we can deliver secure, compliant, and durable solutions for facilities across Australia.
Our experience includes projects in some of the country’s most well-known maximum-security prisons, including Goulburn’s Supermax, Silverwater, Junee, Bathurst, Windsor, Parklea and today we offer Australia’s most extensive range of detention fabrication solutions.
Alpine Manufacturing provides an extensive range of secure doors designed for correctional facilities, police stations, courtrooms, and mental health institutions.
Every door is manufactured 100% in-house—from 3D drafting and engineering design through to CNC laser cutting, CNC pressing, fabrication, welding, and painting.
Our standard range includes:
Configurable options include:
We also manufacture a wide selection of pre-engineered windows and cell front systems. Each design has been independently tested and certified, guaranteeing suitability and compliance for high-security environments.
Our window range includes:
Available configurations include:
We have developed our own proprietary SecureCore system, designed specifically for custodial environments.
SecureCore features:
Applications include:
Our full catalogue of detention products includes:
With our complete catalogue of custodial products and a team of highly experienced designers, Alpine can deliver turnkey solutions for new facilities or refurbishments.
Our design and engineering teams are well-versed in all relevant codes, standards, and compliance requirements, ensuring every project is fit-for-purpose, safe, and fully compliant. Whether it’s a single secure door or a complete custodial block, we provide precision, reliability, and peace of mind.
To deliver precision, reliability, and exceptional customer service to every project, no matter the size or complexity.
