Everything you need to know about finding a security screen installer

Security screens and doors act as deterrents to criminals who may intend to enter your home or premises. With theft and home invasions on the rise, installing a security door or screen is the first step in securing your property. There are security doors and screens to suit a range of applications, including the residential and commercial sectors, including profiles to fit all types of door and windows. These should meet current Australian Standards and be professionally installed to ensure that the hinges and locks are secure and operate properly. Security doors can be custom built to your price and specification utilising a variety of materials, including stainless steel and aluminium.

The trend in security products is to offer protection whilst minimising the visual and aesthetic impact they have on your property. Stainless steel mesh screens are a good example of this, and offer security for windows and doors, whilst still offering ample visibility and airflow.

If you are installing a security door follow these guidelines to help you choose a suitable product:

• security doors should be sturdy and meet current Australian Standards
• they should have three point locks and recessed hinges for enhanced security
• reinforced frames built into your existing door frame will also make them more secure
• In NSW and WA, companies selling and/or installing security doors must be licensed and be a members of an accredited industry association
• Any security screen door repairs are best undertaken by the original installer

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