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Triple Lock Security Door: How the Snib Works

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Key Takeaway One click when someone's home, engages the triple lock but leaves the snib active so anyone inside can exit instantly by hand Two clicks engage the deadlock, meaning a key is now required to get out from inside too The snib is a...

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What is Rockford Screens & Blinds?

Key Takeaway Rockford is CommandeX's wholesale fabricator, exclusively for trade professionals, not homeowners Custom manufactured to your exact measurements with no deductions made 10 working day turnaround on standard colours, 20 worki...

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Plantation Shutters: Materials, Durability and Custom Options

Key Takeaway Materials: Available in Paulownia, Basswood and Fauxwood (PVC), each suited to different environments and budgets Durability: Handles heat, sunlight and humidity without warping or fading Wet areas: Fauxwood with aluminium ins...

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Xcell Privacy Screens: Aluminium vs Timber Fencing

Key Takeaway Xcell is CommandeX's aluminium privacy screen and gate range for pools, courtyards, side gates and boundaries Unlike timber, Xcell won't splinter, warp, fade or rot, no ongoing painting or oiling required Available in 28 pow...

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Protecting Your Screen Door From Your Pets

Key Takeaway Pets can damage screen doors through scratching, clawing and impact 316 marine grade stainless steel security screens with a pet door option are the most effective long-term solution Standard fly screens and aluminium mesh s...

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Why Most Security Screens Fail in Extreme Coastal Australia & What to Specify Instead

Over 85% of Australians live within 50 kilometres of the coast. Salt air, humidity and coastal weather are a daily reality for millions of Australian homeowners. Yet most security screens are engineered for standard residential environments, not the ...

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Security Window Screens and Fall Protection

Key Takeaway NCC requirement: Windows 2 metres or more above ground level cannot open more than 12.5cm unless protected to withstand 25kg of outward force at three points CommandeX solution: Kids Fallsafe Screens independently teste...

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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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