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Perforated Steel Security Screens

Perforated steel security screens provide robust protection while maintaining visibility, airflow, and natural light. Designed for vacant buildings that require inspections, viewings, or regular access, these screens deliver strong security without fully sealing off the property.

 

Our Perforated steel security screens are a practical and cost-effective solution for commercial and residential vacant properties. 

Perforated Steel Screen Features

  • Perforated Steel Security

    High Security Protection

    Manufactured from heavy-duty steel and installed using tamper-resistant fixings,

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    Internal Visibility & Ventilation

    Suited to properties where natural light, internal visibility and airflow are important.

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    Durable & Professional

    More durable and higher level of security compared to timber boarding.

  • Perforated Steel Window Security

    Customisable

    Custom-fitted to windows and doors.

What Are Perforated Steel Security Screens?

What Are Perforated Steel Security Screens?

Perforated steel security screens are steel panels with evenly spaced perforations that allow light and visibility while maintaining a strong physical barrier against unauthorised access. 

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Ideal Solution for Property Viewings & Regular Inspections

Ideal Solution for Property Viewings & Regular Inspections

Should you need to secure a site while it is on the property market and open for internal viewings, our 1.5mm thick, fire, hacksaw and crowbar-resistant perforated steel security screens are ideal – buyers almost always see the greatest potential in buildings that are well lit. They are particularly suited to properties where internal visibility and airflow are important. 

 

Purchasing or hiring your security screens from SafeSite Facilities will ensure they are cut to fit your property’s windows and doors exactly and installed as quickly as possible, with the extra measure of anti-tamper screws. 

 

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Ideal Applications

Perforated steel security screens are ideal for: 

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Vacant retail units
commercial and private locations
Commercial properties awaiting tenants
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Renovation projects
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Buildings for inspections or viewings

Installation Anywhere Nationwide & Hire Options

Installation Anywhere Nationwide & Hire Options

SafeSite Facilities provides a complete end-to-end service, including site surveys, manufacturing, installation, and removal where required. We can fit security screens at sites located anywhere in the UK. Our experienced team is also on hand to offer friendly, no obligation quotes and advice should you be unsure of your site’s security needs. 

 

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    UK-wide installation 

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    Short-term hire or purchase options 

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    Fast turnaround times 

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    Fully compliant installation methods

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Perforated vs Solid Steel Security Screens

 

If maximum deterrence and zero visibility are required, solid steel security screens may be more suitable. If light, airflow, and visibility are important, perforated steel screens provide the right balance.

 

Perforated steel screens v Solid Steel Screens

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