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Modern security screens – Security without sacrificing style

Home security no longer needs to look like a fortress Modern security screens combine strength, style and visibility, protecting your home from intruders, insects and flying embers without obstructing your view or compromising the look of your hom...

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Security Screen Windows and Bushfire Protection

Key Takeaways Ember attack risk: Windborne embers are the primary cause of home ignition during bushfires in Australia, security screens are the first line of defence for openable windows and doors Mesh requirement: AS3959 requires a maximum ...

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Why Diamond Grille Screens Are A Thing of the Past

They were once the hallmark of homes in Australia and around the world, but as the world has changed diamond grille screens are now ill-equipped to face the security needs of modern Australia. When you look at the alternatives you can understand ...

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Why You Need Cyclone Resistant Security Screens for Your Australian Home

Cyclone season is a reality for many Australians, particularly those living in Queensland, Northern Territory and Western Australia. But even if you don't live in a cyclone prone area, the same testing that qualifies a screen as cyclone resistant a...

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Australian Standards Explained AS 5039-2023: Security Screen Doors and Security Window Grilles

Security screen doors and security window screens must pass stringent testing to comply with Australian Standards 5039-2023 and achieve security status. What is Australian Standards 5039-2023? Australian Standards 5039 is made up of t...

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SecureView vs Invisi-Gard – Which Security Screen is Right for Your Home?

SecureView and Invisi-Gard are two very closely matched security screens on the Australian market. Same steel grade, same tensile strength, same wire diameter. So why do tradies across Australia choose SecureView? When you choose SecureView you ar...

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SecureView vs Crimsafe – Which Security Screen is Better for Australian Homes?

Commandex Fixing System

Key Points  Mesh: SecureView uses 316 marine grade stainless steel. Crimsafe uses 304 structural grade. Fixing system: SecureView uses a patented two-part keyway with 3M VHB aerospace adhesive, zero galvanic corrosion. Crimsafe uses a sc...

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CommandeX Featured in NSSA Fenestration Australia Magazine

CommandeX (previously SecureView) is a leading wholesale provider of security screen systems and complementary products. Since starting out as a small business in 2006, with one security screen system – SecureView EclipX, two employees, a small w...

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