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Smarter security: A guide to specifying multi-use security screen solutions

In Australia, roughly 200,000 residential and commercial premises are broken into each year. Security screen doors and windows are an effective way to protect buildings against forced entry yet are often overlooked. In this whitepaper, we provide a guide to specifying multi-use security screens to improve the safety, efficiency and comfort of Australian buildings.

Architecture & Design Team
Architecture & Design Team

27 Jul 2020 1m read View Author

In Australia, roughly 200,000 residential and commercial premises are broken into each year. Security screen doors and windows are an effective way to protect buildings against forced entry yet are often overlooked. A high-quality security screen can not only safeguard your home, shop or office, it can provide fire attenuation, prevent falls and improve energy efficiency.

In this whitepaper, we provide a guide to specifying multi-use security screens to improve the safety, efficiency and comfort of Australian buildings.

Smarter security: A guide to specifying multi-use security screen solutions
Smarter security: A guide to specifying multi-use security screen solutions

In Australia, roughly 200,000 residential and commercial premises are broken into each year. Security screen doors and windows are an effective way to protect buildings against forced entry yet are often overlooked. A high-quality security screen can not only safeguard your home, shop or office, it can provide fire attenuation, prevent falls and improve energy efficiency.

In this whitepaper, we provide a guide to specifying multi-use security screens to improve the safety, efficiency and comfort of Australian buildings.

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