
How much will the cost of security screens be?
We know how important it is for you to make the right decision for your family, and when you choose the right screens, it’s an investment in your home. Prowler Proof provides a range of styles, to ensure you can choose the product that’s right for your budget. Speaking to your local Prowler Proof dealer is the best way to get an idea of security screen doors prices.
There are several different factors that go into the price of a security window screen. This includes the range you choose (from Welded Diamond through to the premium ForceField range), the size of the screen, whether you select any additional features or accessories, and if any accessories are required to fit the screen to ensure Australian Standards compliance. As a guide (for an average sized 1200mm x 900mm fixed window screen, which is considered a standard size), the RRP inc GST can range from $290-$700 installed. This cost is for window screens. All of our screens are custom made to size, so your screen size will impact your price. Large screens, non standard and premium colours, or special installation requirements may result in additional costs.

When getting the price of a security door, it is very important to ensure you are getting an Australian Standard compliant door. Pricing can vary based on materials, size and features. Factors like the lock, especially a triple lock or triple lock system, can have a big impact on the price, but also can mean that the door you receive is not a security door. For a security hinge door, with triple point lock, (standard size 2100mm x 900mm), the RRP inc GST can range from $750-$1450 installed. This price varies again due to the range, whether you add optional accessories, additional features, and whether any additional extrusions are required for the fitting process. Installation costs are also a component of the overall price you will pay.

This is one of the biggest reasons for a price difference between doors. The Australian Standards are very specific in regards to what must be included when manufacturing a security door. The three main things to look for, to ensure you receive a security door are; Does this product have a triple lock or triple lock system and pin cylinder? Will this product come with an Australian Standards compliance label? And for a sliding security door, what interlocks will be used to ensure this door meets the Australian Standards for installation? Choosing a company that uses premium products and exceeds Australian standards ensures the highest quality and better protection for your family’s safety and home security.

There’s many different factors that go into the price of security screens. Things that need to be considered are:
– Have you selected a standard, non standard or premium colour
– What range have you selected, ie ForceField, Protec, SnapLock or Welded Diamond
– What is the size of the screen? Our screens are manufactured to the millimetre, so size really does matter.
– What other accessories or features are required to fit the screen to the Australian Standards?
– Are there any additional features or security screen options you want to suit your needs and match your home decor?
All these factors influence the overall price and what you can expect to pay for security screens in Australia.

Getting the process started is easy, and with the industry’s shortest lead time, you’ll have your new security screens installed before you know it. To get started, you’ll need one of our authorised dealers to come out and visit you for a free measure before providing a quote. Our professional installers ensure a perfect fit and compliance with all standards, and our company is committed to providing excellent service throughout the process. For more information or to arrange a visit, contact your local dealer here.

Installing security screens is a valuable home improvement project that enhances your home’s security, durability, and value. When considering the cost, it’s important to ask if security screens are worth the investment—many homeowners find the long-term benefits and added safety justify the expense.
Understanding Security Screen Standards
When it comes to protecting your home and family, security screens are a crucial investment. But not all security screen doors and window security screens are created equal—understanding the standards that govern their manufacture and installation is key to making the right choice for your property. In Australia, security screens must comply with strict Australian Standards, which set out requirements for materials, design, and rigorous testing to ensure they offer genuine protection against potential intruders.
One of the most important factors influencing security screens cost is the material used. High quality security screens made from either stainless steel mesh or perforated aluminium are renowned for offering superior strength and durability. These mesh types not only resist corrosion but also stands up to forced entry attempts, providing enhanced security without compromising on style or airflow. Whether you’re considering hinged or sliding security doors, choosing ForceField or Protec ranges ensures your screens will deliver long-term value and peace of mind.
The type of security door you need—be it a hinged or sliding security door—can also impact the overall price. The cost of these doors can vary depending on the size, materials, and any advanced features you choose to enhance your home security.
Window security screens are another essential layer of protection, helping to deter break ins while still allowing fresh air to circulate throughout your home. The price of window security screens will cost more for larger windows, and can vary depending on the range. It’s important to factor in installation costs, as professional installation is vital to ensure your screens are fitted correctly and meet Australian Standards. The installation complexity can differ based on the size and design of your doors and windows, as well as any custom features you select.
Beyond security, today’s high quality security screens offer additional benefits such as insect protection and UV rays shielding, allowing you to enjoy the breeze without worrying about pests or sun damage. Ranges such as ForceField have undergone rigorous testing to meet Australian Standards, as well as other compliance and building code requirements. These advanced features and superior materials may increase the initial investment, but they also enhance the long-term value and appeal of your home—something potential buyers will appreciate.
When considering the overall cost of security screens, remember that several factors come into play: the type of material, the size and design of your doors and windows, the level of security required, and the complexity of installation. While average prices can vary depending on your specific security needs, investing in high quality, professionally installed security screens is a smart move for any homeowner looking to protect their property and loved ones.
In summary, understanding security screen standards is essential for making an informed decision about your home security. By choosing security screens that meet Australian Standards, are made from superior materials like stainless steel mesh, and are installed by professionals, you can enjoy peace of mind, knowing your investment is truly worth it. With the right security screens in place, you’ll benefit from enhanced security, fresh air, insect protection, and long-term value—keeping your family safe and your home secure.
Security Screen Cost Breakdown
When considering security screens for your home, it’s important to understand that the overall cost can vary depending on several factors. The type of security screen you choose—whether it’s a fixed window screen, hinged security door, or sliding security door—will play a major role in determining the price. Materials are another key consideration; high quality security screens made from stainless steel mesh or reinforced aluminium frames typically offer superior protection and durability, which can influence the final cost.
Door size is also a significant factor, as larger doors and windows require more materials and may involve more complex installation. Installation requirements can further impact the total cost, especially if your home needs a build out frame, new door tracks, or additional structural work to ensure a secure and compliant fit.
By understanding these factors—screen type, materials, door size, and installation needs—you can make an informed decision that matches your budget and security requirements. Investing in quality security screens not only protects your family’s safety but also adds long term value to your home. If you’re ready to explore your options, Prowler Proof dealers will provide you with transparent pricing and expert advice to help you choose the best solution for your needs.












