There are a number of security doors and window products in
the market today. The two relevant Australian standards for security
doors and windows are AS5039 and AS5041.
These two standards deal with the
construction and penetration tests the doors must adhere too. Some manufactures meet these standards other
exceed these standards. The good doors
are all manufactured with a Stainless Steel mesh product which is made from 316
grade stainless steel. The other
advantages of those doors which exceed the standards are they are likely to
also able to be used in BAL-40 rated areas as window covering to cover you in
the event of a bush fire.
The main areas of interest in these standards are:
Test Result Anti
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Test Shear Test
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Hinged Door Pass Pass Pass Pass
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Sliding Door Pass Pass Pass Pass
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Fixed Window Pass Pass Pass Pass
The final area of concern is how are the doors and windows installed the relevant standard in this regard is AS5040.
The areas of interest are:
- the space between the security door and the striker plate should not exceed 3mm.
- All visible screws should anti tamper.
- All screws used to install the screens should be the appropriate lengths to support the standard
Full details of our screens can be found at Security Doors and Windows
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