For most homeowners and businesses, security doors are a long term investment that’s worth making. They can help protect your property from theft and damage and they guard your family or employees from potential danger.
When it comes to protecting heirlooms, products, housemates and pets, you can never truly set a maximum price. Spending a little bit extra on your security door should be seen as a priority, not a hassle.
At The Australian Trellis Door Company™, we are passionate about providing the best security doors and shutters at affordable prices. Read this guide to find out how much your security doors might cost.
Some Pricing Examples
In Australia, the price of security windows, doors and screens will vary depending on the size and style you choose.
Our entry level stainless steel security doors are priced at around $995 including GST, while our entry level trellis security door for front doors are priced at around $1595, including GST.
For securing your sliding doors, the proportional price rate for the trellis security doors drop markedly, depending on how large the opening is.
Contact us for further information about pricing.
Do They Comply with Industry Standards?
The cost of your new security door will largely depend on its quality compared to the recognised industry standard.
Security doors that comply with Australian standards 5039-2008 will be more expensive than those that are uncertified. While it may sometimes be tempting to go for the cheaper, non-certified option, this is something that we strongly advise against.
Certified security doors are more expensive for a reason. These products have undergone rigorous testing and they are proven to stand up to intruders and forceful impacts. Without this testing, there is no way of knowing if your new door will be able to keep out would-be burglars. Always pay a little extra for the peace of mind that certified security doors will give you.
There are several materials you should look for in a security door. Always ensure that your provider is using solid, full surrounding frames, triple contact quality locking mechanisms, and non-pivoting solid rivets. These materials will ensure the highest levels of security for your property.
While these products will translate into a more expensive final product, you can’t really put a maximum price on your safety.
When you’re in the market for domestic or commercial security products, never settle for the first option without seeing what their competitors are offering. While you should be willing to pay for the best, it’s never in your best interest to pay above the market premium for your security door or shutter. Instead, look for the best available product at the most competitive price.
For more information on our expanding security doors and screens, contact the team at The Australian Trellis Door Company™ today. Call our toll free number today – 1800 657 435.
Security Standards and Testing
