Bonds Security Products is your go-to expert for the design, manufacture, supply, and installation of top-quality security doors and window screens in Perth, Western Australia.

Explore the finest range of security solutions available in Western Australia with our help. As Perth's most trusted supplier, we offer security doors and window screens that are built to withstand the harsh Australian environment, ensuring your home remains secure and resilient.

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With over 60 years of experience in the industry, you can trust Bonds Security Products to provide you with the right advice for quality security products at the best price. From quoting to installation, our experienced staff will give you the best customer service, receiving outstanding Google and Facebook reviews.

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Quality Products

For the highest quality security doors and window screens in Perth, trust the expert team at Bonds Security Products.

Trusted Police-Licensed Supplier

Bonds Security Products is a licensed Security Agent, offering you peace of mind with every purchase. Trust in our expertise—our Perth, WA licensed security installers bring over 20 years of experience in installing security doors and screens.

Over 60 Years of Experience

With over 60 years in the industry, Bonds Security Products is your trusted source for expert advice, top-quality products, and the best prices.

Factory Direct Prices

At Bonds Security Products, we offer factory direct pricing on all security doors and window screens. All our products are crafted locally in our custom-built manufacturing facility in Perth.

Australian Standards are published documents that set out specifications and procedures to ensure products, services, and systems are safe, reliable, and perform as intended. These standards establish minimum requirements for quality and safety.

At Bonds Security Products, we go beyond the recommended Australian Standards in the design and testing of our security products. We ensure that our doors, window screens, and other security solutions exceed all required specifications.

Our PROMESH316, SecureShield, SecureVision and SecureGrille products have undergone independent testing by Azuma Design, one of Australia's leading privately-owned compliance testing and engineering firms.

The Australian Standard AS5039 is the key standard for Security Screen Doors and Window Grilles. This standard references AS5041, which outlines the methods of testing for security screen doors and window grilles.

For further details about Australian Standards for security doors, please refer to Standards Australia Limited and SAI Global.

What Is Australian Standard AS5039?

Australian Standard AS5039 outlines six tests designed to assess the strength and structural integrity of security screen doors and window screens:

1. Knife Shear Test
   This test simulates an intruder using a knife or sharp object. A heavy-duty knife is applied to the security mesh, with three strikes using a new blade each time. The mesh must prevent the blade from making an incision longer than 150mm.
   
   
2. Impact Test
   This test simulates a physical attack on the screen, such as kicking or hitting with a heavy object. A pendulum weight generates 100J of impact energy at a specified point. The screen must withstand a series of five impacts without failing.
   
   
3. Jemmy Test
   This test mimics an attempt to pry open the screen with a screwdriver. A screwdriver is wedged between the security door lock and the door frame, and a mechanical winch tries to pry the door open. To pass this test, the door must remain securely closed.
   
   
4. Pull Test
   This test simulates an intruder trying to pull the screen out. It can only be performed if there is sufficient space after the Jemmy Test. If the gap is inadequate, the Pull Test cannot be conducted as there is no proper mounting or holding point.
   
   
5. Probe Test
   This test simulates an intruder attempting to create a gap in the security screen to reach through and unlock the door or window. A deflecting force of 1.5 kN (150 kg) is applied to each side of the opening to attempt to increase the space enough for a hand to pass through.
   
   
6. Shear Test
   This test simulates an intruder using cutting pliers to attack the security screen. The tool applies increasing pressure until the sample strand breaks.
   
   

Note: The Probe and Shear Tests are not required if the aperture size of the mesh hole is smaller than the test requirements. For example, PROMESH316 has a hole aperture of 1.64mm, which is smaller than the testing requirements.