
SecureView Security Screens and Doors
Premium rangeOur premium range. 316 marine-grade stainless steel mesh, triple lock as standard, and a certified security door that carries the Australian Standard label.
Leave your doors open all summer. SecureView security screens and doors let the breeze in, keep the mozzies out and the house locked. Fitted by our own crew across Toowoomba and the Lockyer Valley, most jobs in a day.
A SecureView security door does exactly that. Not a new mesh in your old frame, a new door made for your opening. 316 marine-grade stainless steel mesh, bonded into a powder-coated frame with no screw heads to rust. Colour matched to your door jamb or windows off a real swatch. Turn the key and three bolts engage: top, middle, bottom. That's a door that locks, not a screen that latches. Front door included.
One crew measures. The same crew fits, one door or the whole house, most jobs in a day.






Every genuine security door carries a label naming who made the system and who built the door, confirming it complies with AS 5039.1:2023. The industry body's line is blunt: no label, no security door.
A real security door locks at the top, middle and bottom in one turn of the key. With a single latch, the corners can be levered open in seconds. A three-point lock isn't an upgrade you pay extra for. It's the minimum.
The best door in the country stops being secure the moment it goes in wrong. Installation has its own standard, AS 5039.2:2024, and it comes down to the right hinges, the right fixings and the right tolerances. Ask your installer for their licence. Ours is QBCC 152 690 90.
Some outfits swap generic mesh into an old frame and call it a security screen. It looks the part, and a solid kick takes it out. A compliant screen is quality mesh, frame and locks tested together as one product. That's what SecureView's 316 stainless steel mesh is.
Safety screen, barrier screen, security screen. They sound alike, but only a door that meets AS 5039 can legally be sold and installed as a security door. A Diamond Grille is a barrier door, and we'll tell you that straight before you choose it. We're NSSA members, and both guides below are theirs.

Our premium range. 316 marine-grade stainless steel mesh, triple lock as standard, and a certified security door that carries the Australian Standard label.

Aluminium honeycomb rather than stainless steel mesh. Classed as a barrier door, not a security door, and a real option when the budget won't stretch.

Hinged single and double, French doors, sliding and stacker doors, and window screens including double-hung. Colonial cast doors get a SecureView screen fitted behind.
A new security door turns up with its own cylinder and its own keys, so that's another key on the ring. Instead, you pick a key you already carry, usually the front door key, and our locksmith cuts the cylinder in every new door to match it before they leave the shop. Your new doors then open with the key already in your pocket, and there's no locksmith to book afterwards.
A Petway pet door, sized small through to large, built into the new door you're ordering. It's fitted as part of your install, ready for Bella or Smokey to come and go as they please. One thing you need to know first. Fitting a pet door means that door is no longer classed as a security door. We'll tell you that before you choose it, not after.
The terms, in full. One bonus per job. You nominate one existing key, and every new door on that job is cut to match it. It is one key, so a house already running several different external keys can't have all of them matched. Fitting a pet door means that door is no longer classed as a security door.
Steph or Mel books your measure. An installer measures up, sorts the colour with you, and your quote follows within two days.
You get your installation date in writing, on the morning your deposit goes through. Not a rough guess, an actual date, emailed with your invoice.
Chosen the key-alike option? Every new door gets cut to your nominated key at our shop first. Then the crew who measured come back and fit them.
Deposit to install is running about four weeks at the moment, spring being our busiest stretch. We are not going to pretend it is quicker than that. What we will do is text you the moment anything moves, so you are never left wondering where your doors are.
One local crew, from the first phone call to the day we pack up.
You could spend top dollar on a door. But if the installer puts three hinges on where the door needs four, or one screw in each hinge instead of four, it isn't a secure door. The standard's the same for everybody. The install is where it's won or lost.
One from Starline, certifying the door was made to the AS 5039 standard. One from us, so there is never a question of who sold and fitted it. Ask to see both from anyone quoting you. Jeff's words: none of the others are doing that out there. See the two stickers


No subcontractors, no second trade to book afterwards. Eight of us, uniformed, in branded trucks.
Kirby, Corey and Richard get named in our reviews constantly. Customers come home to the job done and the place as they left it.
QBCC licence 152 690 90. The AS 5039 standard covers how a security screen is classified, how it is tested, and how it is installed.
One from Starline, certifying the door was made to the Australian Standard. One from us, so there is never a question of who sold and fitted it. See them
Toowoomba, Highfields, Meringandan, Crows Nest, Kingsthorpe, Westbrook, Oakey, Withcott, Gatton, and Laidley. If you're on the edge of that, ask us.


Photographed on a door in our workshop. Ask to see both from anyone quoting you.
When someone's broken into your house, it's a strange thing to explain to anyone it hasn't happened to. Nothing much was taken. Nobody got hurt. And still, the house you've lived in for years doesn't quite feel like yours any more.
You find yourself checking the same window twice. Standing in the hallway at eleven at night, because your own home has stopped feeling safe and your mind won't let it go.
Nobody should have to get over that. What you need is something in those openings that actually locks, so the house starts feeling like yours again. Ring us and you'll have a measure booked and a quote in your hands.
Drag the slider to see the difference a SecureView door makes. Frames colour matched to the existing windows off a real swatch, so the screen reads as part of the house rather than something bolted onto it.
The shopfront door we walk through every day. The old diamond grille came off and a black-framed SecureView door went on. Stand at the counter and you can hardly tell there is mesh in it.
Old louvres out, new window in. Not a screen job, just the glass side of what we do. Same crew measured, same crew fitted.
The old white grille door came off and a SecureView door went on, frame matched to the existing cream. Same doorway, and now you can see straight down the hall from the porch.
"Somebody tried to break into my house, which is why I started to look for a company to put security screens on my windows and sliding doors... now I feel so safe in my home."
Kelly Lee NicholsGoogle review"DDGS arrived on time and installed everything in a morning."
Narelle MayGoogle review"We're really happy with the outlook, we think it's better than fly screens to look thru."
peter grahamGoogle reviewOn the edge of the map? Tell us where the job is. If it sits on the boundary, ask us. We'll give you a straight answer on whether we can get there.












You know what you're after. Doors open on a good evening, the bugs outside, and the house locked the whole time you're standing in it.
What stops most people isn't the product. It's the not knowing. Who's coming, when, and whether anyone will ring back at all. It comes up again and again in our reviews: the last company they rang never came back with the quote.
That's the part we take seriously. You'll know where you stand from the first phone call to the day we pack up. And once the doors are on, you stop thinking about any of it. What people tell us afterwards is rarely about the mesh. It's that they wish they'd done it years ago.
Since 1993. Thousands of doors. 4.8 stars from 243 Google reviews. The quote costs you nothing.
Key-alike is to one existing key of your choosing, and every new door we supply is cut to match it. Fitting a pet door means the door is no longer classed as a security door, and we tell you that before you choose it.
You're one form away from a house you can leave open all summer. Fill it in, Steph or Mel rings you back, and a crew measures up and puts a written quote in your hands. Then you decide, in your own time, with no obligation to go ahead.
A real person at our Mort Street shop, not a call centre.
An installer measures up and your quote follows within two days.
Doors keyed to your existing key, or a free Petway pet door.