While flexible fibreglass screens – especially the strong Paw Proof varieties – have been designed to absorb impacts, their metal counterpart do not bounce back from impact as well. The malleability of the material means that it is more easily dinted, warped, and left with kinks and scratches.
We do not sell our security screens and products direct to the public to install themselves. We do however have a wholesale dealer program.
If you are weighing up the cost-benefits of woven versus perforated mesh security screens for your home, then we recommend reading our latest blog article.
Our client had a stainless steel mesh (similar to our SecureView) product installed onto a new home in 2006. They spent almost $20,000 on quite large sliding doors and screens to all windows and doors. Unfortunately all of their big stacker sliding doors were not installed correctly.
Our client came into our “showroom” to discuss their options for a double entry door set. They decided a colonial castings pattern door. During the discussion it was also discovered that they wanted a security grade door.
Browse our gallery to view some of the different security screen options that we have available at Starline Security. We’ve also included some examples of the different security grades to assist you in identifying whether your current security screens and doors are Safety, Barrier or Security grades.
Our client, Rae, had a very special extremely large entry door set installed and she wanted this door secured with some very specific conditions. She wanted a door that could be opened fully when they were “entertaining” presenting full exposure of her entry door.
Our client has a skillion roofed insect screen patio enclosure to the rear of their property and wanted this area secured with a stainless steel mesh product. They also needed to replace the sliding insect screen door within this patio enclosure with a similar product.
