Security doors and screens let you open windows and doors for fresh air while still feeling more
secure. Installers can fit hinged or sliding security doors, window screens and pet doors to suit
your home and local conditions. Post your job on The Quote Yard to compare quotes for security
doors and screens.
Extra security for doors and windows
Fresh air with insect control
Options with pet doors built in
Styles to suit different house types
Get quotes for security doors and screens
List how many doors and windows you want covered, note rough sizes and mention any special needs
such as bushfire zones or pet doors. Photos of each opening help tradies see frames, steps and
nearby walls clearly.
On site measurement of doors and windows to confirm sizes, swing directions and clearances
Advice on mesh types, frame colours and hardware that suit local conditions and house style
Supply and installation of hinged or sliding security doors and window screens as quoted
Fitting of locks, handles and closer hardware with adjustments for smooth operation and sealing
Optional pet doors or specialised mesh where requested and appropriate for security level chosen
Security Doors and Screens FAQs
What is the difference between security doors and flyscreens?
Basic flyscreens are designed to keep insects out, while security doors and screens use stronger
frames, mesh and locks to resist forced entry. When you post your job, mention whether you want
insect control only or higher security so tradies quote suitable products.
Can security doors be fitted to older frames?
Many older frames can be used, but some need repairs, packers or trim changes to take new doors.
Photos of the frame and any rot or damage help installers judge whether extra carpentry is likely
before they arrive on site.
Are there standards for security doors in Australia?
Yes, there are standards that set testing and performance requirements for security products.
Suppliers can confirm which systems they use have been tested and what level of security they are
designed to provide in everyday use.
Can I have a pet door in a security screen?
Some systems allow pet doors in lower sections of screens, though there can be trade offs with
security. If you want a pet door, mention the pet size and number of doors so suppliers can advise
which options balance your needs best.
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