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Gold Coast, Brisbane and Logan

Security screens for Gold Coast, Brisbane and Logan homes

Doors and windows you can leave open on a summer night. Stainless mesh, perforated aluminium, decorative laser cut or classic grille, measured and fitted by the same local team.

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Free measure and quote. Licence QBCC 15340369.

Factory Fit Screens measures, supplies and installs custom security screens for doors and windows across the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Logan. The range runs from 316 stainless steel mesh (SecureView, and its Saltwater Series for homes near the coast) to perforated aluminium (Xceed), decorative laser cut (DecoView) and classic Diamond Grille. Every job starts with a free measure and quote.

Five security screens, one local installer

Each one is custom made to your opening and fitted by our own installers. The differences are the infill (what fills the frame), how it is tested, how it handles salt air, and what it costs. Start with the one that suits your home, or compare them all.

  • Close-up of the lock on a white SecureView security screen door

    SecureView

    Our premium woven stainless mesh. 0.8 mm 316 marine grade wire that is close to invisible from inside, tested to Australian Standards, Kids Don't Fly compliant.

  • Riverside home with security screens on its rear glass doors

    Xceed

    Perforated 1.6 mm structural grade aluminium. Security tested, naturally corrosion resistant, a bit more privacy and shade, and friendlier on the budget than woven mesh.

  • SecureView sliding security doors looking out over a canal

    Saltwater Series

    SecureView built for saltwater regions. The one to ask about if you are close enough to the water to get salt on the glass.

  • Diamond grille sliding security doors on a modern home

    Diamond Grille

    The classic 7 mm aluminium grille over insect mesh. The entry point to a barrier screen, in three grades and over 150 colours.

  • White DecoView leaf-vein security door beside a timber front door

    DecoView

    Laser cut and perforated aluminium designs (Monstera, Reeds, Cube 2 and dozens more) that make a front door the feature of the house.

Dog, cicada on mesh and baby at a window, showing what a security screen keeps in and out

Security, barrier and fly screens: the difference

A fly screen keeps insects out and that is all it promises. A barrier screen adds a stronger mesh or grille that stops pets, keeps kids in and makes a burglar think twice, but it has not been tested as a security product. A security screen has passed the Australian Standard tests for a security door or window (impact, knife shear, jemmy and pull tests). In our range, SecureView, Xceed, the Saltwater Series and DecoView are sold as security screens. Diamond Grille is sold as a barrier screen. None of that makes one "better". It depends on what you are protecting against and how much you want to spend.

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Screens by opening

Products are the "what". These pages are the "where": what each opening needs, which screens suit it, and real jobs we have done.

Not sure which one? Compare them side by side

One table, five screens: mesh or infill, security level, view and airflow, coastal suitability, bushfire rating, kid safety, price band and warranty. Then "which one for a coastal home, a rental, a kids' bedroom, a statement front door or a bushfire zone".

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Available upgrades

Most screens come with sensible standard hardware. These are the extras people ask about most. Each product page lists the ones that apply to it.

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

    Triple locks

    Optional

    Locks the door at the top, middle and bottom so it cannot be levered at one point. Standard on our security grade doors.

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

    Digital locks

    Optional

    Keypad or fob entry on a hinged screen door, so there's no need to hide a spare key.

  • Security mesh screens on sliding windows, seen from inside

    Mesh upgrades

    Optional

    On grille screens, swap standard fibreglass for pet, aluminium or stainless bushfire mesh.

  • Close-up of the lock and handle on a timber-look security screen door

    Colours and wood-grain frames

    Optional

    Over 150 powder coat colours plus wood-grain finishes to match timber doors and cladding.

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How it works, from measure to install

No showroom trip needed. We come to you with samples, measure every opening, and have the screens made to measure for your home, then our team installs them.

  1. Estimate

    Use the online tool for a rough number, or skip it and book the measure straight away.

  2. Measure

    One of our team visits, measures each door and window, brings colour and mesh samples and answers questions.

  3. Quote

    A written quote by email, product by product, no obligation.

  4. Build

    Your screens are custom-made for your openings by our Australian manufacturer, powder coated in your chosen colour.

  5. Install

    Our own installers fit them, check every lock and hand over the keys and warranty paperwork.

Recent installs

Real homes across Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Logan. No stock photos, no supplier renders.

  • Black decorative double security doors at a stone-clad entry
    Caption: product and suburb to come
  • Two-storey home with a security screen on the front door
    Caption: product and suburb to come
  • White plantation shutters on a living room window
    Caption: product and suburb to come
  • Plantation shutters on a bathroom window beside a walk-in shower
    Caption: product and suburb to come
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Measured, supplied and fitted by the same local team

Free measure and quote across the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Logan.

Licensed installer, QBCC 15340369.

SecureView is Australian-made: We are based at Yatala, halfway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, so your installer is never far away.

Security screens hub questions

Which security screen is best for a home near the coast?

Go for 316 marine grade stainless mesh (SecureView) or a marine grade aluminium product like Xceed or DecoView, and avoid plain steel or 304 stainless. 316 contains molybdenum, which is what resists salt corrosion. If you are close enough to the water to get salt on the glass, ask about the Saltwater Series, which is SecureView built for saltwater regions. Rinse any screen with fresh water every few months near the beach.

Do you install security screens in Logan and Brisbane as well as the Gold Coast?

Yes. We measure and install across the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Logan from our base at Yatala, which sits between all three. That includes the growth estates at Pimpama, Coomera, Ripley and Yarrabilba. Recent jobs include Pimpama, Ormeau, Burleigh Heads, Underwood, Eagleby, Wynnum, Paddington and Toowong.

Can I still see out and get a breeze through a security screen?

Yes, and that is the point of the newer meshes. SecureView woven stainless has about 43 percent open area and is close to invisible from inside; Xceed perforated aluminium has about 70 percent open area. Diamond Grille airflow depends on the insect mesh behind it, from 36 to 79 percent. Only DecoView trades airflow for pattern, and even then you choose the design by its open area.

Are your screens tested to Australian Standards?

SecureView, Xceed and DecoView are sold as security screens and their manufacturers state they have passed the AS 5039 tests for security doors and windows (impact, knife shear, jemmy and pull). The Saltwater Series is a security screen too. Diamond Grille is sold as a barrier screen, so it is not marketed as a tested security product. Ask us for the test certificates for the product you choose.

How much do security screens cost?

It depends on the product, the number of openings and their size, so we do not publish a price list. Diamond Grille is the entry point, Xceed sits in the middle, SecureView and DecoView are the premium options. If fall prevention rather than security is the job, BasiX is our entry-priced option for that and has its own page. The quickest way to a real number is the online estimate, then a free measure at your home to confirm it. There is no charge for the measure and no obligation.

Do you sell the screens on their own for DIY fitting?

No. We measure, supply and install as one job, because a security screen only works when the frame is fixed properly to the reveal and the locks line up. That is also what keeps the warranty valid and what our licence (QBCC 15340369) covers. If you are handy, the learning hub has a guide on why DIY looks easier than it is.

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Tell us the openings and the screen you are leaning towards and the tool gives you a guide figure. No address needed, just a postcode. A free measure confirms the number.

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