ScreenGuard French Doors

As defined by the Australian Standards Institute (ASI), AS5039 and AS5041 are security screen doors and security windows grilles respectively. ScreenGuard’s s patented two-piece wedge design is both simple and strong. It has been tested to resist all five types of impact for greater than the 100-joule requirement. Exceeding the 100-joule standard ensures ScreenGuard™ is suitable for its intended purpose.

Protection for windows with handles. When installed correctly, ScreenGuard™  has been proven to be a reliable way to keep kids from falling out of high windows.

Building construction in bushfire-prone locations is governed by Australian Standard AS3959-2009. Bushfire-rated Screenguard™ defends your home from flying embers and lessens radiant heat flux intensity.

ScreenGuard™ passed the jemmy attack test, which simulates an intrusive attack using tools like screwdrivers and a lot of force. To provide consumers with a variety of locking choices, testing has been repeated for a variety of significant hardware components provided by Darley Aluminium.

Appendix B7 of Australian Standard AS1530.4-2014. Aid in preventing the transmission of heat and flames between structures in the case of a fire.

Security screen doors and security window grilles are governed by Australian Standard AS5039-2008. The ability of Screenguard to withstand knife attacks by meeting Australian regulatory specifications that simulate an intruder attempting to gain entry with a utility knife is another significant aspect of the product’s success.