Sunshine Coast · Moreton Bay · North Brisbane
Affordable BasiX mesh, classic diamond grille and custom flyscreens for North Brisbane and Sunshine Coast homes — with straight talk about what a barrier screen can and can’t do.
The Honest Difference
Plenty of doors around Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast are sold with the word “security” on them without ever passing a security test. We do it differently. A barrier screen keeps insects out, stands up to pets and makes your home a less inviting target — but it is not tested to Australian Standard AS 5039, and we’ll never pretend otherwise.
A genuine security screen has to survive AS 5039 forced-entry testing — knife shear, impact, anti-jemmy and pull tests. Barrier screens skip that testing, and that’s a big part of why they cost less. The easy way to tell them apart: a real security screen carries an AS 5039 compliance label. No label, no security rating.
| Barrier screens | Security screens | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Insects, pets, visual deterrence | Resisting forced entry |
| Tested to AS 5039 | No | Yes — with 3-point lock |
| Our products | BasiX, Diamond Grille, flyscreens | Xceed, SecureView Eclipx, SaltWaterSeries |
| Where they shine | Windows, patios, secondary doors, homes with pets | Entry doors and easy-to-reach openings |
| Relative cost | More affordable | Higher — you’re paying for tested engineering |
For many openings a barrier screen is the honest right answer. When it isn’t, we’ll say so and point you to our AS 5039-tested security range instead.
01 / Choose Your Screen
We install three barrier and insect screen options, sourced through CommandeX and custom-made to your measurements. None of them is a security screen — here’s exactly what each one is.
Woven Mesh Look

Best for: the woven-mesh look and pet-resistant strength, without the security-screen price.
The Classic

Best for: the traditional Aussie grille look — a deterrent you can see from the street, with the breeze still coming through.
Insects Only

Best for: windows and doors that just need fresh air without insects — no deterrent required.
Not sure? We bring BasiX mesh, grille and security mesh samples to your free measure & quote — feel the difference in your own hands before you decide. Extended warranty terms and conditions apply.
02 / If You Need More
If what you’re really after is forced-entry protection, don’t buy a barrier screen and hope. CommandeX’s own product literature calls perforated aluminium security screens “a modern and more secure replacement for dated Diamond Grilles” — and that step up costs less than you might think.
Xceed is the budget-friendly step into genuine AS 5039-tested security. SecureView Eclipx is the full step up: 316 marine-grade woven stainless steel with clear, uninterrupted views. Many of our customers mix and match — a tested security screen on the front and back doors, barrier screens or flyscreens on windows and secondary openings.
03 / The Right Fit
Bought for the right reasons, barrier screens are excellent value. They’re the honest choice when:
04 / Straight Talk on Cost
Every screen is made to measure, so the price depends on your actual openings. What moves it:
We measure at your home, so the quote is a fixed price for your exact openings — not an estimate that grows later.
05 / How It Works
No showroom and no commissioned sales rep — we’re a two-owner mobile business covering North Brisbane, Moreton Bay and the Sunshine Coast.
Ask for a free measure & quote and we’ll call back to lock in a time that suits you.
We measure every opening and put BasiX mesh, grille and security mesh samples in your hands — so you know exactly what you’re buying.
Your screens are made to your exact measurements — these are custom jobs, not off-the-shelf panels trimmed to fit.
We install on a day that suits, typically 3–4 weeks from deposit, and walk you through every screen before we leave.
The people who quote your job are the two people who own the business and do the installing — backed by $20 million in public liability insurance.
Straight Answers
No. Barrier screens like BasiX and Diamond Grille are not tested to Australian Standard AS 5039 for forced entry — that’s a big part of why they cost less. They’re honest protection against insects and pets and a visual deterrent, not certified security. If you need real security, see our AS 5039-tested range.
Testing. A genuine security screen must pass the AS 5039 forced-entry tests — knife shear, impact, anti-jemmy and pull. A barrier screen doesn’t have to pass any of them. The quickest check: ask for the AS 5039 compliance label. No label means it’s a barrier screen, whatever it’s called.
Usually not. Most 7mm diamond grille doors — including ours — are barrier doors and aren’t tested to AS 5039, though a few brands sell security-rated grille systems. We’d rather tell you that straight. If you want certified forced-entry protection, our Xceed and SecureView ranges are the honest step up.
Yes — pets are one of their best uses. BasiX uses a pet-resistant 316 stainless woven mesh and offers pet door options, while Diamond Grille doors and flyscreens can be fitted with heavy-duty pet mesh instead of standard fibreglass flywire. Tell us about your pets when we measure.
Yes. BasiX’s woven mesh has a 1.406mm hole aperture — tight enough to stop most sand flies, not just mosquitoes. Diamond Grille doors carry fibreglass insect mesh behind the grille, and our custom flyscreens do the same job on windows. Full airflow, no bugs.
Yes, any time. Every screen is measured and made individually, so you can start with barrier screens and upgrade the openings that matter later. Many homes mix the two — a security screen on the front entry, barrier screens or flyscreens on windows and secondary doors.
Where We Work
Barrier screens, diamond grille doors and flyscreens — measured and installed 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
Mon–Fri, 7:30am–4:00pm