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Prowler Proof Protec is smart security.

It’s built in our hi-tech factory as an all-aluminium design with Prowler Proof’s famous welded, seamless corners. The mesh is a single aluminium sheet, perforated and powder coated to the high standards you’d expect from Prowler Proof. The perforations are exactly the right size – small enough to keep insects out, big enough to allow excellent airflow and transparency. The mesh is joined to the heavy duty aluminium frame in a process unique to Prowler Proof. Protec is one of Australia’s strongest and best looking security screens. The frame comes in over 300 colours to suit the black mesh. If you’re looking for smart security, you can’t go past Protec…

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10 year replacement warranty on ALL products

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A single door panel that swings on hinges mounted on the left or right side of the door jamb.

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A pair of adjoining doors that swing on hinges mounted on opposite sides of the door jamb, opening in the middle.

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Lockwood is one of the strongest residential hinge door security locks on the market. It's a 3-point locking system with Kinetic Defence Keying Technology and a 25-year mechanical warranty. AS 5039 requires security doors to have a 3-point locking system with a 5 pin cylinder lock. Available in black.

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Add a mid rail in situations where you need visibility of the door. The mid rails can be black or colour matched to the frame.

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Ideal for use with awning or casement windows, where you need hand access to the window pane. The Petway hopper hatch is made of UV stabilised plastic and the opening is 110 mm high x 114 mm wide. It is available in black and white. Magnetic centre close, to hold plastic in position.

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Petway pet doors are made of UV stabilised plastic and come in three standard sizes – small, medium and large and six colours: black, white, stone beige, primrose, brown and bronze. Magnetic centre close, to hold plastic in position.

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32mm aluminium frame bonded to ForceField mesh and fitted with a clear tinted poly-carbonate flap. 120mm high x 120mm wide opening. Available in black.

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Prowler Proof pet doors come in three standard sizes – small, medium and large, or we can make it any size you like. The fully welded aluminium frame comes in black to match the door infill.

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If security is not a priority and you only need a barrier door a 1-point lock is available. Available in black.

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The solid panel can be any height you like. It can also be any colour you like – matched to the frame or black like the infill. Strength is not compromised in a solid panel door, the panel is made of 1.6 mm solid aluminium.

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A door that slides across an opening.

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A pair of adjoining doors that slide open, from the middle, to opposite sides of the door opening.

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Multiple door panels that slide in one direction and stack on a fixed panel.

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Corner single sliding doors opening away from the corner connection, leaving no corner post in the centre.

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Corner double stacking sliders have multiple door panels, on each side, that slide away from the corner connection, leaving no corner post in the centre.

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Ideal for use with awning or casement windows, where you need hand access to the window pane. The Petway hopper hatch is made of UV stabilised plastic and the opening is 110 mm high x 114 mm wide. It is available in black and white. Magnetic centre close, to hold plastic in position.

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Petway pet doors are made of UV stabilised plastic and come in three standard sizes – small, medium and large and six colours: black, white, stone beige, primrose, brown and bronze. Magnetic centre close, to hold plastic in position.

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32mm aluminium frame bonded to ForceField mesh and fitted with a clear tinted poly-carbonate flap. 120mm high x 120mm wide opening. Available in black.

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Prowler Proof pet doors come in three standard sizes – small, medium and large, or we can make it any size you like. The fully welded aluminium frame comes in black to match the door infill.

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A window that opens by sliding horizontally.

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A window that has two opening panels that slide horizontally.

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One sash in the window frame is operable and moves up and down.

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Both sashes in the window frame are operable and move up and down.

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Composed of parallel blades set in a frame, joined on a track so they tilt open and shut in unison.

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The window pane is hinged at the top and opens from the bottom, swinging upward.

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The window pane is hinged on one side and swings outward.

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A horizontal cross brace allows you to have one screen on larger window openings. Choose between black to suit the infill or colour matched to the frame. The cross brace can be in any position you like.

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A vertical mullion allows you to have one screen on larger window openings. The mullion can either be colour matched to the frame or black to suit the infill. The mullion can be in any position you like.

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Ideal for use with awning or casement windows, where you need hand access to the window pane. The Petway hopper hatch is made of UV stabilised plastic and the opening is 110 mm high x 114 mm wide. It is available in black and white. Magnetic centre close, to hold plastic in position.

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Petway pet doors are made of UV stabilised plastic and come in three standard sizes – small, medium and large and six colours: black, white, stone beige, primrose, brown and bronze. Magnetic centre close, to hold plastic in position.

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32mm aluminium frame bonded to ForceField mesh and fitted with a clear tinted poly-carbonate flap. 120mm high x 120mm wide opening. Available in black.

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Prowler Proof pet doors come in three standard sizes – small, medium and large, or we can make it any size you like. The fully welded aluminium frame comes in black to match the door infill.

Protec is one of the strongest security screens on the market...

The six separate tests comprising the Australian Standards Security Test (AS 5039) were all passed with ease. The 1,000 hour
neutral and acetic acid salt spray tests (AS 2331) were not much of a challenge either. Mosquitoes and other insects are kept outside
thanks to the fine holes in the solid aluminium sheet. Only fresh air and daylight gets past Protec…

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The Australian Standards test consists of six separate tests that all have to be passed by the same test sample. The tests include dynamic impact test, jemmy test, pull test, probe test, shear test and knife shear test.

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Screens provide ventilation but can also keep solar heat and UV light out during summer, and reduce heat loss during winter. WERS testing and testing to the European Standard show the reduction in solar heat and damaging UV light, and reduction in heat loss, provided by the screen.

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Whenever two different metals interact there is a risk of corrosion. The tests to show corrosion-resistance are the acetic acid salt spray test and neutral salt spray test.

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The mosquito protection test tests a screens ability to keep mosquitoes out over an extended period of time.

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Allow unassisted access for pets or people, through the addition of optional access control accessories, such as keying locks alike, pet doors for family pets and solid panels for easier wheelchair accessibility.

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The National Construction Code (NCC) requires that window openings be either restricted or screened, in certain circumstances, to prevent children falling. Screens that resist an outward horizontal action of 250 N meet the code and mean that window restrictors, that prevent the window being open more than 125mm, can be removed.

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Featured Project

St. John’s College – University of Queensland – Protec

St. John’s College – home to 320 university students – installed more than 100 ForceField® security screens in 2014. “We didn’t budget for any new security screens in 2015,” says business manager Erin Dieperink, “but over the summer break we discovered that more than 60 flyscreens needed replacement…”
April 29, 2015