
Security Screens
Security screens protect windows and openings without closing off airflow, natural light or the view. They’re a practical upgrade for homes, apartments and premises where entries and windows sit alongside living areas.
Quick answers
Fixed or hinged screens combining a reinforced frame with stainless steel mesh or perforated aluminium, so windows and sliding doors can stay open for airflow while the opening stays secured.
Yes. Existing screens can be re-meshed, replaced or upgraded, subject to inspection, frame condition and product suitability.
Yes. Mesh screens are designed to keep visibility and ventilation while protecting the opening. Perforated options give more daytime privacy.
Yes. Emergency escape security screens are available for bedrooms and other habitable rooms — see our emergency escape screens page.
Rockingham, Baldivis, Mandurah and Greater Perth, including Kwinana, Port Kennedy, Secret Harbour, Warnbro, Waikiki, Safety Bay, Shoalwater, the Peel region and southern Perth suburbs.
Halo Security WA holds Security Agent Licence No. 87365 and is operated by Forgepoint Operations Pty Ltd.
Why choose this solution
Modern security screens combine a strong perimeter frame with a stainless or aluminium mesh infill. Fitted correctly, they help protect against forced entry, keep insects out and maintain airflow. They suit ground-floor windows, sliding doors, patio openings and secondary entries across residential and commercial settings.
Residential
Commercial
Benefits
Protection at commonly targeted openings
Better airflow through the home
Insect protection
Improved daytime privacy
Reduced glare on some products
Clean, considered appearance
Available Options
The following is provided as general guidance. Final recommendations follow a site consultation and are tailored to your property and requirements.
Mesh Type
Window Style
Frame Colour
Why Halo
Advice matched to how the window is actually used.
Careful measurement and fit for each opening.
Quality mesh and frame products.
Neat, professional installation and finish.
Local support across Perth and the Peel Region.
Straightforward after-installation care advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Security screens are designed to allow airflow while providing protection. Many customers keep windows open with the screens in place for ventilation.
In most cases yes. We assess the existing window frame, sill and reveal during the site visit and confirm what’s suitable.
Quality screens are robust in normal daily use. We’ll flag any locations where a screen isn’t the right solution and suggest an alternative.
Some perforated and privacy-weave options improve daytime privacy. Night-time privacy is generally best addressed with roller shutters, blinds or window tinting.
A soft brush or cloth with mild soapy water is generally suitable. We’ll provide product-specific care notes at handover.
Yes. Sliding-door screens and hinged units can be supplied with keyed locks. Configuration is confirmed during specification.
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