Security Screens Fitted or DIY - 0118 981 7300
We have been installing security window screens to homes and businesses for over 29 years. They provide a tough physical barrier without obstructing the view looking outside and still let in light. To protect your windows against a range of threats including stones, other thrown missiles, physical blows and even air pellets we supply tailor made vandal guard security window screens to fit any opening in your property. It is a framed and perforated sheet of pre-galvanised steel that fits over a window opening to protect it from burglary and vandalism and has been designed to blend in with the architectural features of a building and from a distancelooks similar to tinted windows but up close these security screens become a visible deterrent and strong enough to protect your property.
From inside the security screen allows 60% of available light to enter and allows visibility and airflow through the holes. The unique galvanised steel mesh makes it durable and hard wearing and manufactured to increase the strength of windows and doors from being smashed or broken. The high quality aluminium frame ensures that there are no rattles or movement and no fixings on the attack surface. Although we provide a complete supply and installation service it's quick and easy to install as a DIY security screen and suitable for most buildings.
Sizes up to 1250mm wide x 2500mm high are supplied in a single piece although pieces can be joined for larger windows. Supplied as standard in powder coated white or black though can be powder coated in a range of other colours if required. View available colours here (ring or message us for a personalised quote based on your colour choice).
Our prices are among the most competitive in the business however as there are so many variables it is not possible to publish these online. Please contact us for a price that we can match to your exact requirements and window size. When enquiring please let us know if you have an angled window lintel or sill.
