Skip to main content

Security mesh screens are hot


We love leaving our doors and windows open to allow the breeze to flow through our home. We also like our home to be secure. What we don’t love are flies and mosquitoes. That’s why we started Safety Screens. Having installed these screens on our home in Australia, we knew this great product existed. Except no one was offering them in the UAE so we decided to do it ourselves.

We come to work each day to fabricate premium grade woven stainless steel mesh screens. We are still the only ones currently offering these screens in the UAE. We’re not trying to conquer the world so there’s nothing to distract us. We have a team of experienced craftsman and engineers who take pride in every screen they build. Each screen is custom made to measure so we can’t afford mistakes. The team cut them with an experienced eye, and tape measure, to the match the size of the individual door or window. Much of the work that goes into a screen is unseen. The woven steel mesh is secured with a patented technique within an aluminium frame. Skilled hands and careful fixing are required to secure the mesh in place. It’s this underground work that ensures the screens offer the highest levels of security and robustness. It’s what gives our screens the edge. We use the finest quality materials and let our metalsmiths do the rest. It’s a dance between the metalsmith, his tools and the steel. It’s mesmerizing to watch.



·       fly screen door
·       fly screen mesh
·       mosquito net
·       fly screen repair

We also love how long the screens last. You don’t have to be in Dubai long to see the state of the cheap fiberglass fly screens found on most villas. The other common type of screen in the region is the roll up insect screen. These screens also don’t last the test of time. Their roller mechanisms are prone to fail along with the small plastic clips that hold the screen in place. Our screens are made from steel and aluminium so we know they will last. The metals are powder coated so they won’t rust and can be colour matched to your existing door and window frames.  We are so confident of their durability that they come with a ten year warranty.

While security isn’t a big concern for many residents in the UAE, the screens are so robust that they pass the Australian security standards for mesh screens. This means that you can leave your glass doors and windows open and have your villas secured with a security rated screen. The screens come with a triple locking mechanism and are deep counter sunk into the existing wall structure for added security. We like to sleep with our doors and windows open during the cooler months and with the security rating offered by the screens you can sleep soundly at night without worrying about intruders.

We are passionate about insect screens. Our mission is to make these premium stainless steel screens available to everyone in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and across the UAE.

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

What’s in a quality screen?

Screen-eo, oh screen-eo, where for art thou screen-eo? A screen of high quality is much sweeter than its lessers. Quality screens should meet and go beyond the call of duty in standard and function, and there is no better quality than a stainless steel mesh screen. Like a knight in shining armour, our stainless steel mesh screens are the toughest on the market! That's Some Fine Mesh These quality screens are made of a fine-woven, high tensile, stainless steel mesh. They are manufactured to the highest standards and powder coated to withstand corrosion from salt spray and harsh environments like those in Dubai. They are much more than a simple window net. And they look good too. Mighty fine. Shield of Protection Your strong, handsome knight of a screen stands guard, a barrier against intruders. The highly durable mesh exceeds the toughest requirements of the Australian standards for security mesh testing; resisting damage from impact, knife puncture and shear ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Pleated Retractable Mesh Insect Screen

A revolution is coming. Traditional fiberglass sliding and roll-up insect screens are dead. Now is the time for a new type of mesh screen. This screen is the pleated retractable screen. Pleated screens are popular in Europe and are making waves across the UAE. They are being installed in an increasing number of villas in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Al Ain. And for good reason. A pleated screen is a completely new and modern redesign of the old mesh panel fly and insect screen we see in many villas. We all know these old style screens simply do not last. Kids put their hands through them, people accidently walk through them and pets simply destroy them with their claws. Unfortunately when they are damaged, they are often difficult to repair to a like new condition. We also see the rubber spline of the screen simply wearing out in the heat or when exposed to direct sun and this causes the mesh to become separated from the edge of the frame. These are some of the reasons why the pl...
Post a Comment
Read more

Insect screens are the bees knees

Insect screens do an important job of keeping the bees and their knees as well as other insects out of your home. But you maybe don't know all the reasons why they are so important. If you are still on the fence about investing in screens for your home, just look at all the negatives and dangers that come with insects. And the added benefits that insect screens bring to your home. INSECT NUISANCE They are noisy. The annoying common house fly enters your home and buzzes around the room, with seemingly no idea how to get back out. Back and forth, around your head, in circles before repeatedly bashing themselves into the glass just inches from the actual open space to the outdoors. Even worse is the spine chilling, high-pitched whine of the mosquito. You frantically flail your arms and body to ward it off and escape from its painful bite. But it always finds you. And speaking of painful bites, the bee and wasp are no picnic either. But bees do not need a picnic ...
Post a Comment
Read more