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Security screens, fly screens, blinds and shutters. Brisbane, Gold Coast and Logan.

Security screens, fly screens, blinds and shutters

Everything we measure, supply and install across Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Logan, and a plain guide to which one suits your home.

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Factory Fit Screens supplies and installs three families of products: security screens (stainless mesh, a coastal build of it, perforated aluminium, diamond grille and decorative screens), fly and insect screens (nine mesh types, fixed or retractable), and blinds and shutters, indoors and out. We also fit BasiX fall prevention screens for upstairs windows. All are custom made to your openings and installed by our own team, with a free measure and quote first.

Start with the family that fits

Three product families, one installation team. Choose the one you need and we'll take it from there.

Security screens

Fly and insect screens

Compare all nine mesh types

If you need something stronger, stainless mesh security screens keep the view and add real security. See SecureView and Xceed.

Blinds and shutters

Which product is right for you?

Choose the line that best matches your situation. These are the same answers we give at the measure.

  • "I just want to keep flies and mosquitoes out."

    Standard fibreglass fly screens on windows and doors. If the outlook matters, UltraVue mesh is finer and clearer.

  • "I want a fly screen, but a strong one."

    That's usually a security screen. Stainless mesh (SecureView) looks like a fly screen and behaves like a security screen.

  • "I want real security and I don't mind the grille look."

    Diamond Grille in the Security grade. Traditional, tough, 150+ colours, easiest on the budget.

  • "I want security and a clear view, and I'm near the coast."

    SecureView, marine-grade 316 stainless. Right on the water, ask about the Saltwater Series, which is SecureView built for saltwater regions. Rinse either regularly and it'll last.

  • "I want security but not mesh."

    Xceed perforated aluminium. One sheet, small holes, strong, and no weave to catch dust.

  • "I want the front door to look like a feature."

    DecoView laser-cut panels, dozens of patterns, still a security door underneath.

  • "I have kids and upstairs windows."

    BasiX fall prevention screens, made for the Kids Don't Fly rules. A fall prevention screen, not a security screen; if you want both on one window, SecureView is fall-safe certified too.

  • "I have a dog or a cat that leans on the screen."

    Paw Proof mesh on fly screens, or a pet door cut into a security screen.

  • "I'm in a bushfire zone."

    Aluminium mesh (BAL 12.5, 19, 29) or stainless mesh (BAL 12.5, 19, 29, 40) per the comparison sheet. Ask us for your BAL rating before choosing.

  • "I want the screen to disappear when I'm not using it."

    Retractable pleated screens for bifolds, stackers and serveries.

  • "I want shade, privacy and something on the windows inside."

    Blinds and shutters, with motorisation if you like.

  • "I want to use the patio when it's windy, wet or the sun is low."

    Outdoor zip blinds, manual or motorised. If insects are the real problem, a screened patio enclosure keeps the breeze.

Upgrades that make sense for each product

Every product page shows only the upgrades that apply to it, with a picture and one line on why you'd want it. Here's the full list.

  • Lockwood triple lock kit for sliding security doors laid out in parts

    Triple locks

    Optional

    Three locking points instead of one. Standard on our security doors.

  • Digital smart lock on a timber-look security screen door beside timber battens

    Digital locks

    Optional

    Keypad or fob entry on a security door. Useful for children, tradespeople and households that prefer not to carry keys.

  • Fly screen fitted inside an open awning window

    Mesh upgrades

    Optional

    Step a fly screen up to aluminium, stainless or pet-proof mesh.

  • Close-up of a timber-look frame and security mesh on double doors

    Wood-grain frames

    Optional

    A timber look on an aluminium frame, no maintenance.

  • Motorised roller blind with its remote on the window sill

    Motorised operation for blinds

    Optional

    Upgrade compatible blinds with motorised operation for effortless everyday control. Choose from mains-powered or battery-powered options, with convenient control via remote or app.

  • Close-up of a clear-flap pet door fitted into a screen door

    Pet doors

    Optional

    A pet flap fitted into a fly screen or security screen.

Brochures and the mesh comparison sheet

Previously emailed on request. Now available to download here.

Download the product brochures

Download the mesh comparison sheet (PDF)

Products overview questions

What's the difference between a barrier screen and a security screen?

A security screen has passed the Australian standard tests for a forced entry attempt. A barrier screen uses similar stainless mesh and looks the same, but is sold as a strong insect and pet barrier rather than a tested security product. If you want the tested rating, ask for SecureView, Xceed or Security-grade Diamond Grille.

Is 316 stainless steel worth it near the coast?

Yes, if you're within a few kilometres of salt air. 316 is marine-grade and resists corrosion far better than 304, which is why SecureView uses it. It still needs a rinse and a wipe every few weeks near the water (see care and cleaning). Read our short guide on 304 versus 316 stainless if you want the detail.

Do fly screens come in different mesh?

Yes, nine types. Standard fibreglass (0.28 mm), sand-fly (0.33 mm), Paw Proof (0.64 mm), Paw Proof Lite (0.46 mm), UltraVue (0.20 mm, extra clear), aluminium (0.24 mm, bushfire rated), stainless (0.17 mm, bushfire rated), One Way Vision (0.60 mm, privacy) and Patio and Pool (0.33 mm). The mesh comparison page lines them up with strand size, BAL rating and warranty.

Do you sell screens for me to install myself?

No. We measure, supply and install. It keeps the fit right and the warranty simple, and it's the part of the job we're good at. If you're handy and want a supply-only price, we're not the right fit, and we'd rather say so than sell you something that won't sit square.

Which security screen is the cheapest?

Diamond Grille is usually the most affordable of our security products, then Xceed, then the stainless mesh screens. We don't publish prices because every screen is custom made to your opening. The online estimate gives you a guide figure in a few minutes, and the free measure gives you the exact number.

Can you make a screen for a bifold, stacker or corner door?

Yes. We supply and fit screens for bifolds, stackers, pivots, French doors, corner-meeting sliders, serveries, fire escape windows and porthole pet doors, and we've photographed most of them in our gallery. Oversized and odd-shaped openings are measured on site so the screen fits the opening, not the other way around.

Which products can be motorised?

Motorisation is available for roller blinds and outdoor zip blinds, as well as most panel glides and vertical blinds. Choose from mains-powered or rechargeable battery motors, with convenient control by remote or app.

What colours can I choose?

Powder coat colours across the standard range, with 150+ colours available on Diamond Grille per the catalogue, plus wood-grain frame finishes and DecoView pattern colours. We match window and door joinery most of the time. See the colours page for swatches and photos, and ask for samples at the measure.

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