IntrudaGuard Hinged Security Doors
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Typically ships in 3-4 weeks
Delivery
Notes:
Please provide your screen size in height and width after you have selected the screen size range or the order will be invalid.
- Lock height 1020mm from bottom of the door
- Lock supplied loose
- Triple lock
- Comes with Bugseal
- Comes with Whitco closer
Typically ships in 3-4 weeks
1 tree planted for every order
Delivery Australia Wide
Pick up available from the distribution centre Hillsdale NSW 2036
IntrudaGuard Hinged Security Doors
The Amplimesh IntrudaGuard hinged security door offers a clear, unobstructed view while keeping intruders out and letting fresh air flow through your home.
IntrudaGuard screens are constructed using specially tempered 5052 marine grade aluminium with a distinct perforated design. This material offers excellent corrosion resistance, making it suited for harsh Australian conditions.
Unlike standard security screen doors, IntrudaGuard doors are assembled using a unique bonding process. This eliminates the need for unsightly fixings, giving your front entrance a clean, modern finish.
Key Features:
- Durable aluminium mesh: Specially tempered 5052 marine grade aluminium provides strength without compromising your view.
- Clean aesthetic: The unique bonding process removes the need for visible screws or pins.
- High visibility: Enjoy a 156-degree clear view of your outdoor space.
- Trusted brand: Amplimesh has been trusted by over 2 million Australian customers to secure their homes.
Designed for front doors and smaller entrance ways, these hinged screen doors are custom-made to suit your specific opening. A 10-year warranty provides added peace of mind for your home renovation or building project.
What is the difference between a security door and a security screen door?
A standard security door focuses on physical resistance to forced entry, whilst a security screen door allows airflow and visibility. The IntrudaGuard acts as both. It features a perforated aluminium screen that provides the security of a solid barrier with the ventilation benefits of a traditional screen door.
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Australian Standard
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Cyclonic Region SuitableYes
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Fall Prevention SuitableYes
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Fire Rated
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Knife Shear Test PassYes
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Impact ResistantYes
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Insect Protection*Yes
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Material
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Screen Aperture
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Triple-lock locking systemYes
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UV ProtectionYes
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Ventilation–Air Flow
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Viewing Angle
Technical Specifications
Produced with only the highest quality materials and rigorously tested at our NATA approved facility Amplimesh® SupaScreen® security screens are designed to withstand even the most aggressive would-be intruder, and everything nature can throw at them to boot.
For over 50 years, Amplimesh® security screen doors and windows have been tested in some of Australia’s harshest climactic conditions including surpassing an 8000hrs acetic acid salt spray milestone, an equivalent of over 25 years of usage.
Amplimesh® security screens are assembled into high quality door and window frames using our Amplimesh® patented ‘pressure fit’ mesh retaining system technology. This system prevents the door frame material from coming into contact with the stainless steel or aluminium security screens, thereby resisting galvanic corrosion and increasing the overall lifespan of your security screen product.
The Amplimesh® ‘pressure fit’ system uses no glue and has no visible fixings, giving your door/window a designer look and feel. No screws or clamps penetrate through the face of the security screen mesh, keeping the face of your security screen uncompromised. A dual purpose PVC ‘wrap around’ pressure fit co-extrusion allows for mesh retention and provides the ultimate protection from dissimilar metals coming into contact.
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Amplimesh security doors use heavy duty aluminium frames.
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Once the pieces are assembled, screws hold the frame together, holding the scurity screen firmly in place.
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The Amplimesh patented "pressure fit" mesh retaining system keeps the security mesh tightly in place whilst preventing the door frame and screen from coming into direct contact.
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By default, all Amplimesh security screen doors are fitted with a triple locking system, which fasterns the doors to the frame and three points.
Exceeding Australian Security Standards
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Security Testing
(Australian Standard AS5039.1:2023)
Amplimesh® SupaScreen® Stainless Steel and IntrudaGuard® Aluminium security products are subjected to a rigorous regime of impact tests, jemmy attacks and pull testing under this standard, to ensure that the inherent strength and structural integrity of the manufactured security product is maintained.
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Performance Testing
(Australian Standard AS5039.3: 2023, Part 3 Methods of Test)
The dynamic impact test was created to imitate an intruder attempting to kick, shoulder or otherwise force their way through the screen. The accepted and standardised test to replicate this is five 200 joule impacts (Energy).
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Knife Shear Test
(Australian Standard AS5039.3: 2023, Part 3 Methods of Test)
SupaScreen® Stainless Steel and IntrudaGuard® Aluminium security products are tested for material hardness and tensile strength by subjecting the mesh to a standardised physical cutting attack, which draws a knife over the mesh a number of times.
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Fire Attenuation Test
(Australian Standard AS1530.4:2014, Appendix B7)
SupaScreen® Stainless Steel security products have been tested in general accordance with this standard and when exposed to incident radiant heat SupaScreen® achieves a 59% reduction in the radiant heat flux between the inside and outside of the product.
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Bushfire Compliance
(Australian Standard AS3959:2018)
SupaScreen® security screens have been tested under this standard and satisfied the requirements for Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) 40.
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Cyclone Missile Impacts
(Australian Standard AS1170.2:2021)
In cyclonic regions glazed windows and doors may need to be protected from flying debris. SupaScreen® Stainless Steel security products have been tested to resist a 4kg, 100mm x 50mm timber travelling at 34m/s fired from an air canon. The screen is then shot an additional five times with 8mm steel ball bearings, shot into the screen at the same speed.
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Energy & UV
(Tested under the Window Energy Rating Scheme)
Screens are a useful tool to give a home Natural Cross Flow Ventilation and keep air-con costs down but they can also reduce solar heat and UV light out during summer periods, and help reduce heat loss during winter. The Window Energy Rating Scheme also known as ‘WERS’ independently tests the reduction in solar heat and damaging UV light across a range of typical glazed scenarios found in windows at Australian residences.
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| Cyclonic Region Suitable | |||
| Cyclonic Region Suitable | Yes | Yes | - |
| Fall Prevention Suitable | |||
| Fall Prevention Suitable | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Fire Rated | |||
| Fire Rated | |||
| Knife Shear Test Pass | |||
| Knife Shear Test Pass | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Impact Resistant | |||
| Impact Resistant | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Insect Protection* | |||
| Insect Protection* | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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| Screen Aperture | |||
| Screen Aperture | |||
| Triple-lock locking system | |||
| Triple-lock locking system | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| UV Protection | |||
| UV Protection | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Ventilation–Air Flow | |||
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| Viewing Angle | |||
| Viewing Angle | |||
* Insect or security mesh provides an effective barrier to insects larger than the stated aperture of the mesh. Insects smaller than the stated aperture may not be impeded.
** Bushfire Testing for SupaScreen® (Australian Standard AS3959-2018). SupaScreen® has been independently tested to meet the requirements for BAL-40 (Bushfire Attack Level). When used in bushfire prone areas rated BAL-FZ SupaScreen® must be used in conjunction with a window that has an FRL of at least -/30/- or in accordance with AS1530.8.2.
FAQ on Security Screen
What does ABS stand for in ABS doors?
What does ABS stand for in ABS doors?
ABS stands for Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, a durable and lightweight material used in these doors.
Can I use ABS doors for bedrooms?
Can I use ABS doors for bedrooms?
Yes, ABS doors are suitable for bedroom applications due to their durability and low maintenance.
Can ABS doors be used in bathrooms?
Can ABS doors be used in bathrooms?
Yes, ABS doors are ideal for bathrooms, featuring 100% water resistance, durability and affordability. Their smooth surface ensures easy cleaning and maintenance.
Are ABS doors easy to maintain?
Are ABS doors easy to maintain?
Yes, ABS doors are low-maintenance and easy to clean.
Are ABS doors resistant to termites?
Are ABS doors resistant to termites?
Yes, ABS doors are termite-resistant, ensuring long-lasting durability.
What are the benefits of using ABS doors in Australia?
What are the benefits of using ABS doors in Australia?
ABS doors in Australia offer water and termite resistance, durability, affordability and easy maintenance, making them ideal for various spaces.
