Guides
Straight answers on materials, standards and care — written by the team that manufactures and certifies your screens.
316 vs 304: what "marine-grade" stainless steel mesh actually means
Marine-grade 316 mesh differs from 304 by about 2% molybdenum — and on the Australian coast that one element decides whether a screen tea stains or not.
How to clean a security screen door without wrecking it
Cleaning a ScreenGuard screen is a condition of its 10-year warranty. The required product, how often by distance from the coast, and what never to use.
How to read a security screen certificate: AS 5039, AS 5040 and AS 5041
What the Australian Standards actually test, what the numbers mean, and why the installation standard is the one most buyers have never heard of.
What affects the cost of security screens?
Why security screen prices vary: mesh grade, door type, size, hardware, installation complexity and compliance — and why there is no national price list.
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