compliant security doors
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Ask Your Installer for Your Compliance Certificate. Every Security Screen and Door Installation Should Have One
If you’re buying security screens, security doors, security screen doors or security window screens, you have a right that most consumers don’t know exists: the right to a compliance certificate. Here’s what it is, what it must include, and what it means if your installer can’t provide one. What Are the Australian Standards for Security…
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How to Spot a Genuine Security Screen
Compliance, the Two Labels, and the Testing Behind Them Why choosing a compliant security door or window screen matters — and exactly what to look for when your Prowler Proof dealer completes the job. One of the few items you purchase for your house and then rely on for your family’s daily protection is a…
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Is a screen from a hardware store still a security screen?
On the surface, most screen doors look the same. To the average homeowner, a hardware store screen and a professionally manufactured security screen can appear interchangeable — same mesh, same frame, same idea. That’s exactly why this question comes up so often: is it still a security screen if it came off the shelf? The…
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Why Australian Standards Labels Matter When Buying Security Screens
Making sure your home is safe and secure is a major concern for most homeowners. A common option for protecting windows and doors from attackers, severe weather, and even unintentional falls is a security screen. But not every screen door is made equally, even if they all look very similar. When buying security screens, it’s…





















