Security mesh doors are primarily designed for safety. While it's essential to choose doors that complement your home's aesthetics, durability is paramount.
You might be wondering: Do I require a stainless steel security door? What advantages does it offer?
Stainless Steels vs Milder Steels – Corrosion Resistance
"Stainless steel" encompasses various corrosion-resistant steel alloys containing at least 10.5% chromium. Its chromium-rich oxide film, located on the surface, grants superior corrosion resistance compared to regular steel. This ultra-thin, invisible film tightly adheres to the metal and can self-repair from abrasion, machining, or cutting.
Grades of Stainless Steel
As you delve into stainless steel security mesh doors, you'll encounter those graded as 304 or 316 stainless steel. But what sets them apart?
304-grade stainless steel is the most common choice, offering decent corrosion resistance and value. However, it may develop tea stains, pits, or deteriorate, especially near coastal areas.
In contrast, 316-grade stainless steel is preferred for coastal properties, commercial structures, jetties, and piers. Resistant to rust, pitting, and crevice corrosion, it ensures longevity for your security mesh door.
WeaveTec 316 Marine Grade Stainless Steel Mesh
WeaveTec Mesh is a 50+ years security screen mesh manufacturer from China, specialize in Australian Standard 304&316 Marine Grade Stainless Steel mesh. We are confident in our ability to align with your products as Australian standards, specially for Security Doors and Windows.
WeaveTec uses high-tensile stainless steel wire to braid and constructs the security screen mesh. In fact, every strand of wire is independently tested to strict international standards!
In addition to using the world's best stainless steel mesh, WeaveTec security screens are custom-made to size, exceed all Australian standards and are backed by an impressive 10-year warranty.