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Mesh types Deciding what type of mesh is probably the most inportant decision in terms of security. There are basicly 6 types of mesh typically used on security and screen doors. For High security Applications Use Stainless Steel, Galvanized or perforated mesh
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Stainless steel mesh This is the strongest of the meshes available. it is a woven mesh using 316 marine grade stainless steel powdercated in black. it is used in all our Screen Guard doors and our SS1 steel door. Features Strongest of the meshes available Has passed the shear test and impact test. Can not be cut with a knife It is virtually see through It requires less mainenance than all the other meshes Highly recomended for coastal ares ------------------------------
Galvanized steel mesh This is a very strong mesh. it is a woven mesh and looks identical to Stainlesss Steel and powdercated in black. It our most popular mesh and very afordable. Features Very Strong mesh Can not be cut with a knife Has very goor impact strenght. It is virtually see through It requires more mainenance than Stainless steel mesh Not recomended for coastal ares Very cost effective ------------------------------
Perforated Aluminium Mesh This is a very strong mesh. it is a 3mm flat aluminium sheet which has 2mm holes through out the sheet and powdercated in black. Features Very Strong mesh Can not be cut with a knife Has very goor impact strenght. Will ristrict some light penitration Easy to clean Good for coastal ares ------------------------------
Tuff Aluminium Mesh This is a very fine aluminium mesh. Not suitable with cats, dogs etc Features Very fine mesh Can esyily be cut with a knife Has no impact strenght. Very see through Easy to clean Good for coastal ares Mainy used to keep insects out ------------------------------
One way mesh This specialy perforated mesh is specificly designed for perple in the house to see out and restricting outsiders from looing in. Also known as DVA and limited vision mesh. Features Stroger than Tuff mesh Comes in a range of colours and matched to frame Can be cut with a knife Has very poor impact strenght. Will ristrict some light penitration Difficult to clean Good for coastal ares Very cost effective The effectivness of the one way vision is enhanced by lighter colours. The darker the colour the less efective it is.
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