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Discover the range of security for window screens. The ultimate intruder deterrent for your home.

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We have everything from Fall Prevention Screens to Heat Reduction Windows.

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About Amplimesh

It’s easy to see why we’re the best when it comes to security screens, having serviced
more than two million Australian homes over the last 50 years.

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Strong and discreet, SupaScreen® is made from genuine Meshtec high-tensile 316 Marine Grade Stainless Steel woven into a fine mesh. Its patented pressure-fit system holds the mesh securely without screws, rivets, or pins, while preventing contact between the aluminium frame and steel to resist galvanic corrosion and extend the product’s lifespan.

SupaScreen®

At the heart of every StormGuard® screen is ultra-high tensile stainless steel mesh, delivering exceptional strength and corrosion resistance without blocking natural light or ventilation. Cyclone-tested to withstand impact speeds up to 44 m/s, StormGuard® screens exceed Australian standards for security and performance. StormGuard® is backed by a comprehensive 16-year warranty for complete peace of mind.

StormGuard®

IntrudaGuard® screens are made from specially tempered 5052 marine grade aluminum with a distinguished perforated design, offering corrosion resistance.

Like SupaScreen®, IntrudaGuard® security doors and window screens are assembled using a unique bonding process that eliminates the need for any unsightly fixings.

IntrudaGuard®

With PrivacyGuard®’s restricted vision mesh, anyone looking into your home will have limited vision during daylight hours while those inside the home will have minimal visual obstruction, allowing you to see what’s going on outside. If privacy is your number one priority, then PrivacyGuard® is the screen for you.

PrivacyGuard®

Although not as strong as the other options in our range, Diamond Grille offers affordable security for your home and can be seen as a deterrent for would-be intruders.

Diamond Grille

Applications

Hinged Doors

Amplimesh® Hinged Security Doors let fresh air in and keep intruders out, providing durable home security without obstructing your view.

Sliding Doors

Amplimesh® Sliding Security Doors maximise space and secure wider openings like patios and entertainment areas.

Folding Doors

Amplimesh® Folding Security Doors stack neatly to open up wide spaces, perfect for decks and entertaining areas.

Fixed Windows

Amplimesh® Fixed Window Screens offer simple, corrosion-resistant security without blocking your view, exceeding Australian standards.

Sliding Windows

Amplimesh® Sliding Window Screens keep intruders out while allowing easy emergency exit when needed.

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Standards Compliance

Security Testing

(Australian Standard AS5039.1:2023)

Amplimesh® SupaScreen® Stainless Steel and IntrudaGuard® Aluminium security products are subjected to a rigorous regime of impact tests, jemmy attacks and pull testing under this standard, to ensure that the inherent strength and structural integrity of the manufactured security product is maintained.

Performance Testing

(Australian Standard AS5039.3: 2023, Part 3 Methods of Test)

The dynamic impact test was created to imitate an intruder attempting to kick, shoulder or otherwise force their way through the screen. The accepted and standardised test to replicate this is five 200 joule impacts (Energy).

Knife Shear Test

(Australian Standard AS5039.3: 2023, Part 3 Methods of Test)

SupaScreen® Stainless Steel and IntrudaGuard® Aluminium security products are tested for material hardness and tensile strength by subjecting the mesh to a standardised physical cutting attack, which draws a knife over the mesh a number of times.

Amplimesh® Fall Prevention Technology

(Australian Standard AS5203:2016)

Amplimesh® Fall Prevention Technology keeping you safe. The National Construction Code requires the protection of window openings in bedrooms that are located within 1700mm of the internal finished floor level and where the external fall externally is greater than 2 meters.

Openings in all other rooms that are located within 895mm of the internal finished floor level and where the fall externally is greater than 4 meters will also need to be protected.

The protection of window opening can be achieved with an Amplimesh® fixed window screen that has been proven to meet the testing requirements of Australian Standard AS5203-2016.

Fire Attenuation Test

(Australian Standard AS1530.4:2014, Appendix B7)

SupaScreen® Stainless Steel security products have been tested in general accordance with this standard and when exposed to incident radiant heat SupaScreen® achieves a 59% reduction in the radiant heat flux between the inside and outside of the product.

Bushfire Compliance

(Australian Standard AS3959:2018)

SupaScreen® security screens have been tested under this standard and satisfied the requirements for Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) 40.

Cyclone Missile Impacts

(Australian Standard AS1170.2:2021)

In cyclonic regions glazed windows and doors may need to be protected from flying debris. SupaScreen® Stainless Steel security products have been tested to resist a 4kg, 100mm x 50mm timber travelling at 34m/s fired from an air canon. The screen is then shot an additional five times with 8mm steel ball bearings, shot into the screen at the same speed.