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Available in a Flyscreen Mesh, Pet Mesh and a Security Mesh.
Catering for different uses and environments, Mesh screens keep out insects and therefore reduce the bacteria and disease they carry – as well as keep you comfortable.
Resistant to clawing and scratching, Pet Mesh is ideal for use with dogs, cats and birds to keep them safely indoors – or perhaps to keep them outdoors.
Security Mesh has a triple locking system which keeps intruders out.
Flyscreen Supreme products are discreet, aesthetically pleasing and easy to operate – letting you enjoy the fresh air while keeping insects out!
“Flyscreen Supreme helps create spaces
you can enjoy whilst preserving your view!”
Market leaders in the industry since 1999 – Flyscreen Supreme was established after the owners relentlessly searched the market for a stylish and functional, quality insect screen solution for their own home.
Flyscreen Supreme products are manufactured from high-quality locally extruded aluminium and premium weather-resistant coated fibreglass mesh and our stainless steel mesh solutions are perfect for:
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Essentially, they combine a sturdy aluminium frame with a tightly woven, high-tensile stainless steel mesh. This mesh is fine enough to block insects and debris while remaining strong enough to resist cutting, prying, and impact attempts by intruders.
The result is a protective screen that allows airflow and light into your home without compromising safety.
Unlike traditional burglar bars, which consist of visible steel bars fixed over a window, security screens provide an unobstructed view.
They don’t create the “caged-in” appearance that some homeowners dislike, and they can be colour-matched to blend with your property’s style. They also differ from standard mesh insect screens, which are typically made of fibreglass or aluminium mesh that can easily tear or be pushed out of place.
Security screens use far stronger materials, locking systems, and tamper-proof installation methods to achieve their protective purpose.
By combining modern materials with sleek design, security screens deliver protection without sacrificing aesthetics, which makes them an increasingly popular choice for South African homes.
In South Africa, where home security is a top priority, many homeowners are looking for solutions that protect without making their homes feel like fortresses.
Security screens are emerging as a practical answer to this challenge. These are tamper-resistant screens fitted over windows and doors, designed to keep intruders out while allowing fresh air and natural light in.
Their role in home security goes beyond simply acting as a barrier. Unlike burglar bars or heavy gates, security screens offer a discreet layer of protection that maintains visibility and improves comfort.
The mesh is made from high-tensile materials that can withstand cutting, impact, and prying attempts. Frames are built from corrosion-resistant metals such as aluminium, providing durability even in coastal regions.
The growing popularity of security screens in South Africa is driven by a combination of safety and lifestyle needs. Homeowners value the ability to enjoy ventilation without compromising security, and many prefer the modern, streamlined look to the traditional barred approach.
Security screens have become a realistic upgrade for a wide range of properties – from urban apartments to coastal holiday homes and rural farmhouses.
Security Without the “Caged-In” Look
One of the main appeals of security screens is their ability to provide strong protection without the visual heaviness of burglar bars. The fine stainless-steel mesh offers a near-transparent appearance, allowing you to enjoy your view and natural surroundings.
This sleek, modern design blends seamlessly with different architectural styles, avoiding the “prison-like” feel that some older security measures create.
Security screens allow homeowners to keep doors and windows open for fresh air without compromising safety. This natural ventilation is especially valuable in South Africa’s warm climate, reducing reliance on air conditioning.
At the same time, the mesh design means that light continues to flood into your home, maintaining a bright and airy living environment.
In addition to keeping intruders out, security screens double as insect barriers. The fine mesh blocks mosquitoes, flies, and other pests from entering your home, which is particularly useful in areas where insects are common during summer months.
You can enjoy a cool evening breeze without worrying about uninvited bugs.
High-quality security screens are built to withstand South Africa’s diverse weather conditions. The mesh and frames can protect against wind-driven rain, airborne dust, and debris, making them ideal for both urban and rural properties.
In coastal areas, corrosion-resistant materials like aluminium and stainless steel ensure they stand up to salty, humid air.
Unlike standard insect screens, which can tear or sag over time, security screens are built to last. The high-tensile stainless steel mesh resists cutting, while powder-coated aluminium or steel frames hold their shape and finish for years.
This long lifespan makes them an affordable investment compared to replacing cheaper, less durable alternatives.
Modern security screens come in a variety of styles, from minimalist frames that blend into contemporary homes to more traditional designs suited to classic architecture. Matching the colour and finish to your existing windows and doors means the screens improve your property’s overall look rather than standing out awkwardly.
Budget is another important factor. While all security screens provide some level of protection, higher-end models often feature stronger mesh, superior locking systems, and more durable finishes.
It’s worth weighing the upfront cost against the long-term benefits as cheaper options may need replacing sooner, while premium products can last for decades with minimal maintenance.
Your location and climate also play a big role in choosing the right screen. Coastal homes need corrosion-resistant materials like stainless steel mesh with marine-grade coatings to withstand salty air.
In inland areas with high dust levels, a finer mesh can help filter debris while still allowing airflow. For regions prone to heavy rain or strong winds, look for frames and fittings tested to withstand harsh weather without warping or loosening over time.
We also offer a range of security shutters and flyscreens for sale.
What Matters To YouOur belief in our superior product coupled with innovative technology and attentive personal guidance.
What Matters To UsAs sought after as our products are, every single one of our customers’ matters to us – big and small.
Making a DifferenceWe want to make a difference in the way you interact with your living and working spaces and as industry leaders in retrofit fly screens, we offer the perfect fusion of style and cutting-edge technology for your home and beyond.
Do security screens rust?
High-quality security screens are made from corrosion-resistant materials such as marine-grade stainless steel and powder-coated aluminium, meaning they will not rust under normal conditions. For coastal properties exposed to salty air, choosing screens specifically rated for marine environments will further protect against corrosion.
Can they be custom-made for any door or window shape?
Yes. We offer custom manufacturing to fit virtually any door or window, including sliding, hinged, and fixed designs, as well as unusual shapes like arches or oversized openings.
How strong are they compared to burglar bars?
While burglar bars provide a solid steel barrier, modern security screens are engineered to withstand cutting, prying, and impact attempts, offering a comparable level of protection. They also cover the entire opening, making it harder for intruders to reach locks or handles.
Will they block my view?
No. The fine mesh design is nearly transparent from inside the home, allowing clear visibility outdoors. Many homeowners find that security screens are far less visually intrusive than burglar bars, preserving both views and natural light.
Can security screens be installed on existing frames?
In many cases, yes. Security screens can often be fitted onto existing door or window frames without major structural changes. But the frame must be strong enough to support the screen’s weight and locking system. A professional assessment will determine whether reinforcement or a new frame is needed for optimal security.
