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  • Security Screens and Apartment Living: Why Being on the 10th Floor Doesn’t Mean You’re Safe

    Security Screens and Apartment Living: Why Being on the 10th Floor Doesn’t Mean You’re Safe

    If you live in a unit or apartment, it’s easy to assume height is its own security system — that a burglar simply isn’t going to bother climbing several storeys to get to you. Queensland Police say otherwise. In this guide we learn about apartment security screens, and why they’re needed. What Queensland Police are…


  • Securing a 1920s Renovated Home

    Securing a 1920s Renovated Home

    Check out this fantastic security screen installation in this newly renovated 1920s home in Toowoomba.


  • What Do Police Recommend for Home Door Security?

    What Do Police Recommend for Home Door Security?

    When people think about home security, they often think about cameras, alarms, or even getting a dog. But one of the most common recommendations from police and crime prevention officers is much simpler: Lock your doors — even when you’re home. Unfortunately, many Australian homeowners still leave front and back doors unlocked during the day,…


  • Amazing Views in Fig Tree Pocket

    Amazing Views in Fig Tree Pocket

    Have a look at this amazing installation of ForceField security screens in this renovated queenslander.


  • Security Doors & Screens for Australian Homes

    Security Doors & Screens for Australian Homes

    Modern security doors and screens have evolved far beyond basic metal grilles. Today’s products combine tested protection with clear views, fresh air, and designs that complement your home’s style. For Australian homeowners, choosing the right security solution means understanding materials, compliance standards, and why installation matters as much as the product itself. Key Takeaways Huge…


  • Enhance Your Home with Security Screens and Doors in Any Colour

    Enhance Your Home with Security Screens and Doors in Any Colour

    Looking for security screens and doors that don’t compromise on style? At Prowler Proof, we offer the largest powdercoating colour range in the industry, allowing you to customise your home’s security features to perfectly match your décor.  Security Screens and Doors with the Perfect Colour Finish  Our partnerships with Dulux and Interpon mean that your security doors and screens are coated…


  • Why Welded Frames Make Prowler Proof Security Screens Stronger, Safer & Better Looking

    Why Welded Frames Make Prowler Proof Security Screens Stronger, Safer & Better Looking

    When homeowners start looking for security screens, they usually focus on the mesh, the lock, or the price. But one of the most important features is something many people never think about — the frame construction.  A security screen is only as strong as the frame holding it together. That’s why Prowler Proof has designed its screens with fully welded frame corners, eliminating the need…


  • Prowler Proof Security Screen Doors – Ultimate Home Protection

    Prowler Proof Security Screen Doors – Ultimate Home Protection

    When it comes to safeguarding your family and home, Prowler Proof security screen doors are the premium choice for home owners. Known for their strength, aesthetic appeal, and innovative design, these doors provide peace of mind without compromising style. Proven Strength in Security Door Screens Prowler Proof’s security doors are crafted with 316 Marine grade stainless steel in their…


  • Security doors that meet Australian Standards

    Security doors that meet Australian Standards

    When it comes to protecting your home, not all security doors are equal. Many products on the market are marketed as a security door, but without independent testing, there’s no guarantee they provide genuine door security. This raises an important question for homeowners: Do security doors meet Australian Standards? At Prowler Proof, the answer is…


  • What is the difference between a security screen and a flyscreen?

    What is the difference between a security screen and a flyscreen?

    To answer the question what is the difference between a security screen and a flyscreen, it’s important to understand the materials used and the Australian Standards for security products (AS5039). A flyscreen is made from flexible mesh gauze designed to keep insects out — not people. It’s easy to push through or cut, offering no…