Sunshine Coast · Moreton Bay · North Brisbane

Security Doors & Screens That Earn the Name

Custom-made CommandeX security screens for Sunshine Coast and North Brisbane homes — measured and installed by the owners, not a sales rep.

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  • Tested to AS 5039
  • Custom-made in Australia
  • Owner measured & installed
  • $20M public liability insured

The Honest Difference

Genuine Security Screens, Made to Measure

Not every screen door sold as “security” actually is one. A genuine security door or window screen is tested to Australian Standard AS 5039 — it resists knife attacks, jemmying and repeated impact, not just insects. That’s the difference between a security screen and the flyscreens or barrier grilles many homes come with.

We supply and install CommandeX security doors and window screens across North Brisbane, Moreton Bay and the Sunshine Coast. Every screen is custom-made in Australia to your exact measurements, and because we’re a mobile business, the people who measure your doors and windows are the same people who install them.

Screens are available for hinged, sliding, stacking and French doors, and for fixed, sliding, casement and awning windows — plus patio enclosures.

01 / Choose Your Screen

Which Security Screen Is Right for You?

We install three CommandeX security screen systems. All three are custom-made and AS 5039 tested — the difference is the mesh, and the right pick usually comes down to where you live and your budget.

02

Coastal Specialist

SaltWaterSeries

SaltWaterSeries 316 marine-grade stainless steel mesh with heavy-duty powder coating for coastal homes

Best for: homes within 500m of the coast — or up to 2km on an escarpment with salt air.

  • Mesh316 + heavy-duty coat
  • Salt spray3,000 hours
  • Our pick forBribie, Redcliffe, Caloundra
  • WarrantyExt. up to 20 yr

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03

Budget-Friendly

Xceed

Xceed perforated aluminium security screen mesh

Best for: genuine security on a tighter budget, or replacing an old diamond grille.

  • MeshPerforated aluminium
  • VisibilityBetter than standard
  • BonusCuts heat & glare
  • Warranty5 yr, ext. to 7

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  • Live near the ocean — within ~500m, or 2km on an escarpment?SaltWaterSeries
  • Anywhere else and want the best all-rounder?SecureView Eclipx
  • Watching the budget, still want real AS 5039 security?Xceed
  • Just need insects out and a deterrent — not certified security?Barrier Screens

Still torn? That’s what the free measure & quote is for — we bring samples of each mesh to your door so you can see and feel the difference before deciding.

Feature Xceed SecureView Eclipx SaltWaterSeries
Mesh infill Perforated structural-grade aluminium 316 marine-grade stainless steel 316 stainless + heavy-duty powder coat
Mesh thickness 1.6mm 0.8mm 0.81mm
Hole aperture 2.20mm 1.575mm 1.57mm
AS 5039 (with 3-point lock) Yes Yes Yes
Cyclone screen test Untested Pass Pass
Fire rated Untested Pass Pass
Neutral salt spray test Untested 1,000 hours 3,000 hours
Warranty (std / extended) 5 yr / 7 yr 11 yr / 15 yr 1 yr / up to 20 yr

Specifications from the CommandeX product range. Extended warranty terms and conditions apply — we’ll explain them at your quote.

02 / Proof, Not Promises

Tested Like It Matters

To carry the “security” name under AS 5039, a screen has to survive independent testing — knife shear, pull, anti-jemmy and impact tests. All three CommandeX systems comply when fitted with the 3-point locking system. SecureView Eclipx and SaltWaterSeries then go further, passing extra testing for Queensland’s harshest conditions:

108km/h — timber projectile speed survived in the cyclone screen test (double the standard)
BAL 40bushfire attack level satisfied (AS 3959-2009)
3,000hours of salt-spray endurance (SaltWaterSeries)
45.6%reduction in radiant heat flux through the screen in fire attenuation testing

There’s smart engineering in the frame too: instead of screws or rivets, the mesh is held by a patented keyway wedge system with high-performance VHB chemical bonding. That keeps the stainless mesh separated from the aluminium frame — eliminating the galvanic corrosion that eats away at screw-clamped screens near the coast.

03 / Specialty Screens

Fallsafe & Fire Escape

Kids Fallsafe Screens

The Building Code of Australia restricts windows more than 2 metres above ground level from opening past 12.5cm — unless the opening is protected by a screen that withstands 25kg of pressure at three points. Fallsafe screens are designed to meet that requirement, so upstairs bedroom windows can be opened fully for airflow while kids stay safe. Available in BasiX, Xceed, SecureView and SaltWaterSeries mesh — ask us when we measure.

Fire & Emergency Escape Screens

If your whole home is screened, you need a planned way out. Fire & Emergency Escape security screens open quickly and keylessly from the inside while keeping full security on the outside — available in outward-swinging, inward-swinging and sliding configurations. A smart addition to at least one opening in any fully screened home.

04 / Colours & Finishes

Made to Match Your Home

Frames come in a wide standard colour range — including the latest Colorbond colours, anodised finishes and a Western Red Cedar wood-effect — or we can custom-match a colour of your choice. Every frame is finished with gold-accredited Interpon powder coating for a durable, fade-resistant surface.

  • Monument
  • Charcoal
  • Woodland Grey
  • Deep Ocean
  • Shale Grey
  • Surfmist
  • Paperbark
  • Pearl White

A sample of the standard range — on-screen colours are indicative only. We bring real powder-coat samples to your measure & quote so you can hold them against your door frame in natural light.

05 / Straight Talk on Cost

What Affects the Price of Security Screens?

Every screen is custom-made, so price depends on your actual doors and windows rather than a set menu. The main factors:

  • Doors vs windows — doors cost more than window screens of the same mesh.
  • Size and opening type — sliding, hinged, stacking and French door openings each frame up differently, and larger openings use more mesh.
  • Mesh system — perforated aluminium (Xceed) sits below woven stainless steel (SecureView Eclipx), with SaltWaterSeries at the premium end.
  • Colour choice — standard colours are included; custom colour matching adds cost.
  • Number of screens — screening several doors and windows in one visit works out better per screen than doing them one at a time.

Because we measure on site, the quote you get is an exact price for your home — not an estimate that changes later.

06 / How It Works

Mobile Measure & Quote — We Come to You

We don’t run a showroom — we bring mesh and frame samples to your door anywhere across North Brisbane, Moreton Bay and the Sunshine Coast.

  1. Book

    Request a free measure & quote — we call to arrange a time that suits.

  2. Measure

    We measure every door and window at your home, samples in hand, and give you an exact price.

  3. Made for You

    CommandeX custom-makes each screen in Australia to your measurements.

  4. Installed

    We install on a day that suits you — typically 3–4 weeks from deposit, among the fastest around.

As a fully owner-operated business, the people quoting your job are the people installing it — and we carry $20 million in public liability insurance for complete peace of mind.

Straight Answers

Security Screens FAQ

How much do security screens cost?

It depends on the size and type of each opening, whether it’s a door or window, and the mesh system you choose — perforated aluminium costs less than woven stainless steel. Because every screen is custom-made, we give you an exact fixed price at your free in-home measure & quote.

Are your security screens tested to Australian Standards?

Yes. SecureView Eclipx, SaltWaterSeries and Xceed are independently tested and comply with AS 5039 when fitted with the 3-point locking system. That testing includes the knife shear, pull, anti-jemmy and impact tests that separate genuine security screens from ordinary barrier screens.

How does SecureView Eclipx compare with Crimsafe?

Both are woven stainless steel security screen systems tested to Australian Standards. The main material difference is the mesh: SecureView Eclipx uses 316 marine-grade stainless steel, while Crimsafe uses 304 structural-grade. We’re happy to walk you through a side-by-side comparison at your quote so you can judge both on their merits.

Which security screen is best for coastal homes?

SaltWaterSeries. It’s designed for homes within 500m of the coastline — or up to 2km on an escarpment where wind carries salt air — and is salt-spray tested to 3,000 hours. For coastal suburbs like Bribie Island, Redcliffe or Golden Beach, it’s the screen we usually recommend.

How long does it take from quote to installation?

Typically 3–4 weeks from deposit to installation — among the fastest in the industry. After your measure & quote, CommandeX custom-makes each screen to your measurements in Australia, and we install as soon as your order arrives, on a day that suits you.

Can I have a pet door fitted in a security screen?

Yes — pet door options are available across the range. One honest caveat: once a pet door is installed, that screen no longer meets Australian Security Standards and is classed as a safety door instead. Many families fit the pet door to one screen and keep full security elsewhere.

Where We Work

Where We Install Security Screens

We measure and install CommandeX security screens across the Sunshine Coast, Moreton Bay and North Brisbane. If your suburb isn’t listed, call us — there’s a good chance you’re inside our regular run.

Free Measure & Quote

See the Mesh Before You Buy —
We’ll Bring It to Your Door

+61 435 699 458

Mon–Fri, 7:30am–4:00pm

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