May 22nd, 2026
How to make sure your security screens last Security screens are popular because they allow you to open your doors and windows to let the air circulate through your home while providing home security. They also act as giant air filters, reducing the...
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Whether you’re building or renovating, choosing colours can be both fun and stressful. Thankfully, there are a lot of resources available from inspirational images on Pinterest to industry tips and online tools. CommandeX has developed a f...
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How do you know a professional is installing your security screens? A security screen door or security window screen will only be secure if it is installed correctly. All installers of security screen doors or window grilles need to follow the ...
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In this article we cover how to and why you need to maintain your door lock and door hardware. Your stainless steel door hardware (handles, hinges, door closers and especially locks) need regular maintenance to remain in good working order. Why? Airb...
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The safest way to lock your CommandeX security screen door from the inside is by using the snib. This activates the triple lock and ensures no one can break through the security door while you’re inside. What is a snib? A snib...
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In this article, we provide suggestions on finding the right balance between home security and home safety. While deadlocks and security screens will keep you, your loved ones, and your home safe from intruders, is it essential to make sure that thes...
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Prices will vary from supplier to supplier and we will give some context as to why that is. CommandeX is a wholesale provider of security screen systems designed and patented by us. We supply licensed dealers across Australia who are all committed to...
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With so many different security doors widely available on the market, this security door buying guide explains what to look for in a security door, such as... What is Australian Standards 5039? Australian Standards 5039-2023: Security Screen Do...
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Many security screens use screw-clamp or riveted systems to attach the security mesh to the aluminium frame. Not only does it look unattractive, but it also increases the risk of galvanic corrosion that occurs when dissimilar metals contact. Comma...
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When selecting your security screen door hardware, it’s important to know what the difference is between a single lock and triple lock and what impact each has on a security door. A single lock has one locking point at the centre of ...
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