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What’s the Difference Between 316 Marine Grade and 304 Grade Stainless Steel Mesh?

When comparing security screens, one of the most important questions is 316 vs 304 stainless steel, which grade is the mesh actually made from? Not all stainless steel is equal. The difference between 304 and 316 stainless steel mesh is significa...

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Security Screens for Bifold Doors

Key Points  Mesh: 316 marine grade stainless steel, best for harsh environmental conditions Fixing system: Patented keyway with 3M VHB adhesive, zero galvanic corrosion Compliance: All security screens must meet AS5039-2023 Command...

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Choosing the Right Security Screen Mesh

Choosing the right security screen mesh starts with understanding two mesh types: woven stainless steel and perforated aluminium. Woven stainless steel is made from individual strands woven together, almost like a checkerboard. Perforated aluminium i...

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Security Screens for Sliding and Stacker Doors – The Overview

Sliding and stacker doors are one of Australia's most popular architectural features. They connect indoor living spaces to outdoor entertaining areas, which maximises natural light and creates the open plan lifestyle that Australian homes are built a...

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Security Screen Windows and Doors: Airflow and Natural Air Conditioning

Why airflow matters in Australian homes. Australia's climate, particularly in Queensland, New South Wales and coastal regions demands natural ventilation. Cross ventilation dramatically reduces indoor temperatures, improves air quality and reduces r...

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Screens for Casement and Awning Windows

  What are casement and awning windows? Casement and awning windows are hinged windows that open outward rather than sliding horizontally or vertically. A casement window is hinged on the side and opens outward like a door while an awing win...

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Security Screens and the National Construction Code – What Architects and Builders Need to Know

What is the National Construction Code  The National Construction Code (NCC) is Australia's primary set of technical design and construction provisions for buildings. Published by the Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB), the NCC sets minimum...

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How to Specify Security Screens for Coastal Australian Builds

Who is this guide for? This guide is for architects, builders and specifiers working on coastal residential projects in Australia. It covers material selection, Australian Standards compliance and what to specify for different coastal risk zones Wh...

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Security Screens or Safety Screens?

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Security Screens or Safety Screens? Choosing the right screening product for your doors and windows can seem like a daunting process, especially with the number of different products on the market. There are several factors that will help you to cho...

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Security Screen Cleaning Products

  Regular cleaning will keep your security screen doors and window security screens looking their best while prolonging their life, not to mention maintaining your rights under warranty. CommandeX Clean is a high quality cleaner design...

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