Clearshield Security Window Screens

Security you can see straight through

Most security screens make your home feel like it is wearing a cage. Clearshield does not. It is a single sheet of perforated stainless steel, punched under 600 tonnes of pressure, that holds back a determined intruder while you keep the view, the breeze, and a window that still looks like a window.

You see out. The house breathes. Nobody gets through.

Made and fitted by our own crew, here in Queensland. Measured twice.©

  • It takes a beating and keeps the view.

Forced entry is rarely elegant. It is a knife, a screwdriver, a boot, over and over. In testing, the standard asks a screen to survive 3 knife-shear attempts. Clearshield took 60. It is built to outlast the patience of whoever is trying to get in.

  • The west-facing rooms stop cooking.

Fitted externally, the perforated steel cuts solar heat gain by around 40% and lifts the window’s insulation value by around 14%. The afternoon sun stops loading up your glass, the rooms hold their temperature, and the aircon does less work.

  • It is quietly tough on the things you do not test for.

UV knocked back. Insects kept out. A surface that does not collect grime the way mesh does.

What It Does

  • Window security for the home, without bars, grilles, or that locked-in feeling.
  • Architectural and commercial screening where the look matters as much as the protection.
  • Specified pool and balustrade applications.

What it handles

Compliance & Testing

Clearshield is designed to AS5039.1 and independently verified to AS5039.3 by a NATA-accredited lab. Translation: the security claims are tested by someone with no reason to flatter them.

  • Knife shear (AS4483): standard requires 3. Clearshield achieved 60.
  • Dynamic impact (AS5039): 50 strikes at 100 joules.
  • SL200 (AS5039.3:2023): passed repeated 200-joule impacts, the higher of the two security ratings.
  • Edge impact (AS5041): 50 strikes at 100 joules, tested at the weakest point, the edge.
  • Thermal: solar heat gain down ~40%, insulation value up ~14%.

Ask for the test reports if you want them. We keep them.

Construction & Materials

The sheet. Industrial-grade T304 stainless steel, 0.8mm for the home or 1.5mm for commercial. O2mm holes on a 60 degree staggered pitch give 39% open area, so air and light come through while a blade does not. Finished in satin black powder coat.

The frame. 6063-T6 aluminium, anodised to a minimum 15 microns (AS1213) or powder-coated over a chromate pre-treatment (AS3715). Either way it is built for the Queensland climate, not a showroom.

How it is built to last

The bit that matters on the coast. Stainless steel and aluminium sitting against each other corrode. That is galvanic corrosion, and it is what kills cheaper screens within a few salty summers. Clearshield’s patented insulated assembly keeps the two metals apart, so the screen ages slowly instead of staining and weakening at the joins.

No midrail across your view. The crimped-edge design holds the sheet without a bar through the middle. You get the whole window, uninterrupted.

Award-winning, for what that is worth. Good Design Award and ABA100 Product Innovation. We mention it because the design is genuinely clever, not because it needs a trophy.

Customisation Options

Over 200 powder-coat colours, plus custom Dulux and Interpon finishes, so the screen matches the house instead of fighting it.

Warranty

  • Stainless steel sheet: 15 years, with a simple wash-down schedule we will walk you through.
  • Made product: 10 years.
  • Frame: as per your chosen coating.

The cleaning schedule is not fine print. A rinse every few months is the difference between 15 years and a warranty argument. We would rather you knew that up front.

How we measure

The opening, properly : No reveal is perfectly square. We take three measurements across every opening and work to the tightest point, because the screen has to sit hard against the frame on all sides. A few millimetres of slack is all a pry bar needs.

Which windows, and how much of them : On most windows, it is the opening sash that needs securing because that is the part an intruder can work on. The fixed pane can be screened too if you want full, matched coverage across the whole window. We discuss what each window actually needs rather than blanket-screening everything.

How it will fix : Different windows and different brands require different fixing methods, and we work that out during the measure, not on installation day. Frame depth, window type, and whether your windows are aluminium or timber all affect the solution. We also check that the screen will not interfere with the way the window operates.

What it has to comply with : We confirm whether your project requires SL100, the higher SL200, or a BAL bushfire rating. These requirements are verified before you commit, not after.

You get a straight answer and a screen that fits properly the first time.

How we install

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A security screen is only as good as the way it is fixed to your house. The strongest sheet in the country does nothing if the frame can be levered off the wall. So we fit every window the way that window needs, and we are licensed to certify it.

The right method for the window, every time. There is no single way to fit a security screen. Depending on the window type, the brand, and the frame depth, the screen might face-fix to the surround, fit into the window channel, or fit inside the reveal. We pick the method that suits the window in front of us. We do not face-fix everything because it is quick.

Fixed so it cannot be defeated. Tamper-resistant fixings into solid structure, screwed or riveted to suit aluminium or timber, with the gap between screen and frame kept tight so there is nothing for a pry bar to grab. Fitted without fouling the way your window opens.

Seated on the insulated system. The patented assembly seats the stainless sheet into the aluminium frame without the two metals touching. It is the step that decides whether the screen still looks good in ten years on a coastal block.

Certified, not just installed. Australian Standard AS5039.2 covers how a security screen must be fitted, and it has to be done by a licensed installer who signs off the work. We fit to that standard, affix the installation compliance label, and our QBCC licence (No. 732582) stands behind it. The product passing its tests means nothing if the install does not match. Ours does.

Then we test it in front of you. Operation and lock checked before we leave. We do not hand over a screen we have not proven works.

Lead Time & Availability

Allow 15 to 20 working days from the day you approve your measure. Commercial 1.5mm sheet, SL200 compliance, or a custom colour can add a little. We will give you a real date, not a vague one.

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Security for every window

Not every window is a flat, fixed pane. Awning windows wind out from the bottom. Casement windows swing out on a side hinge, and hopper windows tilt inward. Louvre windows open on a stack of glass blades. Servery windows slide back to open the kitchen to the outdoors. Each one still has to open, lock, and work with a security screen in place, so we do not fit every window the same way. We fit the screen to suit the window in front of us, and the security goes on without taking the window’s job away.

Sliding and double hung windows

These are the most common windows, and both take a standard screen with no special access hardware. What changes is how much of the window we cover, and that comes down to how much of it opens.

Sliding windows

One panel slides and the other is fixed, so we screen the opening section, the part that can be forced or left open. The fixed pane is screened as well only where the window’s position calls for it.

Double hung windows

Both the top and bottom sash slide, so the whole window opens. We screen the entire window, because either sash could be worked from outside.

Awning and wind-out windows

An awning window is hinged at the top and winds outward from the bottom, worked by a handle at the sill. That winder has to keep turning with the security screen in place. We fit the screen inside the reveal but above the winder bar, so the screen covers the opening while the handle stays clear underneath. You wind the awning window the way you always have, fully screened.

Louvre windows

A louvre window is a stack of glass blades that wind open and pivot out past the face of the window. Fit a screen flat against the opening and the blades foul it as they turn. So we box the screen out, building the frame with depth so it sits proud of the glass. The blades open and close freely behind it, and the airflow a louvre is built for stays exactly as it was.

Casement and hopper windows

A casement window is hinged at the side and swings open like a door. A hopper window tilts inward, hinged at either the top or the bottom. Different movements, same problem: the handle, winder and lock sit right where the security screen needs to go, so a flat screen would put the hardware out of reach. We build access into the screen instead, and pick the method that suits the window.

Access 01

Flap

A hinged section of the screen you lift to reach the lock and winder, then drop back into place. It locks shut, and comes in two sizes depending on how far back the hardware sits.

Access 02

Hopper hatch

A hinged panel that swings open so you can reach in and work the lock and winder, then closes again. Simple, low-profile access for the hardware behind the screen.

Access 03

Easy Slide

Our own access panel that slides aside to clear the lock and winder, then back to close the screen flush against the opening.

Servery and pass-through windows

A servery window opens the kitchen straight onto an outdoor bar or entertaining area, a wide window over the bench that slides back so you can pass food and drinks through. It spends a lot of time wide open, which is when a home is most exposed. A fixed screen would block the pass-through. So we fit Easy Slide, a security screen that slides aside to clear the opening and back across to lock it. The servery still works as a servery, with security over it when you want it.

The whole window, or just the opening?

On most windows we screen the opening section, because that is where break-ins happen. A burglar goes for the part that opens: the lock gets forced, the sash jemmied, or the window is simply left open. Breaking glass is loud and slow, so it is rarely the way in. Screening the opening section covers the real risk and still lets you open the window for airflow.

We extend the screen across the fixed pane when a window’s position makes a quieter glass entry realistic: a secluded or ground-floor window with fences or planting for cover, or a large pane low enough to climb straight through. Those are the windows worth covering in full.

Whatever your windows do, there is a way to secure them properly. We work out which method suits each window when we measure, so the screen protects the opening and the window still works the way it should.

Images are for illustration purposes only and may not reflect the exact product, finish, or appearance on your own home.

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At ONESOLOMON, we understand that precision is key when it comes to securing and enhancing your property. That’s why we take the time to accurately measure every space before providing a quote for our products. Each property is unique, and accurate measurements ensure our privacy screens, security doors, awnings, shutters, blinds and screens fit perfectly and function as intended.

Our team of experts are trained to assess the specific needs of your space, allowing us to offer customised solutions that deliver optimal performance, durability, and style. By measuring first, we guarantee that you get the perfect fit every time, with no surprises and no compromises.

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