Different screen materials provide different levels of airflow, visibility, privacy and strength.
Flyscreen Doors
A flyscreen door is designed primarily for ventilation and insect protection. It can be a practical option for back doors, laundries, patios and other entrances where airflow is the main priority. Flyscreen doors generally provide high visibility and ventilation, but they should not automatically be treated as security doors unless the complete product has appropriate security specifications.
Privacy Mesh Screen Doors
Privacy mesh can reduce visibility into the property while continuing to allow airflow and some outward visibility. The effectiveness of the privacy effect can change according to lighting conditions. For example, visibility may differ when the interior is brighter than the area outside. Our team can explain the characteristics of the available mesh before you select a door.
Perforated Aluminium Screen Doors
Perforated aluminium panels use small openings to support ventilation while creating a more solid-looking appearance than traditional fly mesh. They may suit customers who want:
- A contemporary door design
- Reduced visibility from outside
- A durable aluminium panel
- Easier coordination with aluminium fencing or gates
- A balance between airflow and privacy
The level of security offered will depend on the complete door system, including its frame, locks, hinges, fixings and installation.
Decorative and Grille Screen Doors
Decorative or grille-style doors can provide a more traditional appearance while supporting insect screening and airflow. These products are available in different patterns and finishes. Their suitability will depend on the entrance design and the level of protection required.
