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Security Screens on the Central Coast

  • ScreenGuard systems
  • 316 marine-grade stainless steel mesh
  • Door & window applications

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Security Screens Designed For Everyday Openings

Security screens add a physical barrier to doors and windows while still allowing airflow and visibility through the opening. At DGB Commercial Glazing Pty Ltd, we supply and install security screens on the Central Coast using ScreenGuard systems with 316 marine-grade stainless steel mesh and aluminium framing. This combination is suited to Australian conditions, including coastal environments.

Screens need to be measured and fitted to the specific opening so frames, mesh and hardware work together as a complete system. When new openings are also part of the project, our aluminium windows and doors service can coordinate the adjoining frames.

To discuss security screens for windows or doors, call 0419 411 843.

Dark aluminium-framed security screen door with fine black mesh at a rendered home entry above timber decking
Dark-framed security screen sliding door and window screens along a covered veranda with timber decking

What To Look For In A Security Screen

Security screen selection involves more than the mesh itself; the frame, opening type and installation all contribute to how the system performs.

  • Stainless steel mesh.

    ScreenGuard uses 316 marine-grade stainless steel mesh, selected for strength and durability. The mesh maintains airflow and visibility while forming the main protective barrier.

  • Aluminium framing.

    The mesh is held within an aluminium frame designed to suit the screen system. Accurate frame manufacture and fitting help the screen sit properly within the opening.

  • Door & window applications.

    Security screens can be configured for both doors and windows. The opening type, operation and existing frame conditions guide the final screen arrangement.

  • Installation & compliance.

    A security screen needs correct fixing and installation to perform as intended. Hardware, frame attachment and the complete assembly should suit the relevant application and building requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • ScreenGuard uses 316 marine-grade stainless steel mesh within an aluminium frame. This material combination is designed for durability and suits demanding Australian conditions.

Aluminium-framed windows and glazed doors fitted to a home exterior

Talk Through Your Glazing Requirements

Contact DGB Commercial Glazing
Call 0419 411 843