The Knife Shear Test Explained: How Crimsafe Resists Forced Entry
The knife shear test is an Australian Standard test that checks whether an intruder can slash a security screen open with a utility knife, and a screen passes if the blade cannot cut an opening [...]
Saltwater Series Gel: Why Coastal Homes Need Extra Corrosion Protection
Saltwater Series gel is a protective gel that Securelux's manufacturing team applies to every clamp screw on our Crimsafe security screens, adding a barrier against the salt and moisture that drive corrosion in coastal homes. [...]
What Makes a Crimsafe Authorised Licensee Different From a General Installer
A Crimsafe Authorised Licensee is a business approved by Crimsafe to manufacture and install genuine Crimsafe security screens, while a general installer can fit security screens but cannot supply or install genuine Crimsafe products. That [...]
Inside the Crimsafe Range: Choosing Between First, Regular, and Ultimate
The difference between Crimsafe First, Regular and Ultimate comes down to strength, fastening and warranty: First uses 0.8mm stainless steel mesh tested to 400 joules, Regular uses 0.9mm Tensile-Tuff stainless steel mesh rated to [...]
During a Crimsafe Appointment With Securelux: What to Expect Step by Step
Booking a Crimsafe consultation is easy enough, but knowing what actually happens once someone is standing at your door with a measuring tape is a different question, and it is one most homeowners never [...]
The Limitations of Standard Security Screens in Modern Break-In Scenarios
A standard security screen was never built to stop a break-in, and that is the uncomfortable truth a lot of Brisbane homeowners only discover after something has already gone wrong. If you have ever [...]
