Guardian series

Patio + custom

Security Screen Systems for large openings
Patio + custom systems are security screen solutions designed for wide spans, multi-panel openings, and non-standard exterior configurations. Installed over existing openings, they physically deny forced entry across large areas without changing the home’s structure or architectural design.
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Each system is custom measured, fabricated, and professionally installed to function as fixed access control—quiet, permanent, and always active.
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Security for Open Spaces‍

Forced Entry Targets

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What the System Does

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How the System Does It

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Large glass openings
  • Patio doors and expansive glass openings create predictable security weak points
  • Sliding tracks and wide spans are susceptible to pry and leverage attacks
  • Minimal framing reduces structural resistance at the opening
  • Glass-dominant designs can be compromised through repeated force
What the System Does
  • Controls access across patio doors, wide spans, and custom configurations
  • Establishes a fixed physical barrier over expansive glass areas
  • Distributes applied force across the frame and surrounding structure
  • Reinforces openings standard locks and glazing alone cannot secure
  • Permanently integrates into the home for consistent, always-on protection
How the System Does It
  • Reinforced structural frame engineered for wide spans and oversized openings
  • 304 stainless steel security mesh integrated with heavy-duty framing members
  • Mechanically anchored into the structural elements surrounding the opening
  • Configurable for sliding doors, patio systems, arches, and custom geometries
  • Permanently integrated access-control system secured directly to the home’s structure
Back view of a brick house with a gable-roofed screened porch and wooden bench on a yard covered with dry leaves.
Back view of a brick house with a gable-roofed screened porch and wooden bench on a yard covered with dry leaves.
Back view of a brick house with a gable-roofed screened porch and wooden bench on a yard covered with dry leaves.

How Patio + Custom Systems Deny Entry
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Large glass openings
such as patio doors and custom architectural features—create expansive views but also introduce predictable security vulnerabilities. Sliding tracks, wide spans, and minimal framing can be exploited through prying, leverage, or repeated force, especially where glass dominates the opening.
TRUsafe Guardian Patio + Custom Screens address these vulnerabilities through a permanently installed security screen system engineered for larger and non-standard openings. Each system is mechanically integrated into the structure of the home, creating a fixed physical barrier designed to resist forced entry while preserving openness, light, and usability.
What the System Does
Controls access at large openings and custom configurations
Creates a fixed physical barrier across wide spans of glass
Manages applied force across the frame and surrounding structure
Reinforces openings that standard locks and glass alone cannot secure
Integrates permanently into the home for consistent, always-on performance
How the System Does It
Uses a reinforced frame system engineered for larger openings and spans
Mechanically combines stainless steel security mesh with structural framing
Anchors directly into the structural elements surrounding the opening
Adapts to sliding doors, patio systems, and custom architectural designs
Operates as a permanently integrated access-control system secured to the home
House with a screened-in wooden porch, two wooden chairs on the porch, dry leaves covering the lawn, and a clear blue sky.
House with a screened-in wooden porch, two wooden chairs on the porch, dry leaves covering the lawn, and a clear blue sky.
House with a screened-in wooden porch, two wooden chairs on the porch, dry leaves covering the lawn, and a clear blue sky.

Construction & Materials

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.
the Material

Reinforced frame Assembly

  • Heavy-gauge framing engineered for larger spans
  • Designed to manage increased leverage and flex
  • Mechanically anchored into the surrounding structure
  • Integrated to function as part of the opening
Structural Assembly

Wide-span Reinforcement

  • Extruded aluminum structural framing integrated with 304 stainless steel woven mesh
  • Engineered for large openings, multi-panel spans, and specialty configurations
  • Designed to resist deflection, torsion, and load concentration across extended widths
  • Reinforced profiles maintain rigidity in oversized and custom geometries
  • Engineered for continuous resistance across large openings
  • No reliance on temporary barriers or electronics
Impact & Breach Resistance

Extended Span Defense

  • Engineered to counter forced-entry attempts across wide openings
  • Resists blunt impact, leverage-based prying, and cutting tools
  • Mesh, frame, and anchoring components function as a unified structural system
  • Load distribution engineered to prevent localized failure in large-span applications
Architectural Integration

Custom Designed

  • Designed for arches, specialty shapes, and fully enclosed patio spaces
  • Configurable for sliding systems, French doors, and oversized openings
  • Precision fabrication ensures clean alignment with existing architecture
  • Delivers structural security without compromising openness or design intent

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.

Construction & Materials

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.
the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.
the Structure

Reinforced Frame System

Structural rigidity is critical to access denial.
The TRUsafe frame system is engineered to resist flex, torsion, and pull-out under load. Reinforced profiles distribute applied force across the perimeter of the opening, reducing localized stress and preventing structural failure during impact or prying attempts.
ATTACHMENT

Mechanical Anchoring to the Structure

The connection to the home is part of the system.
TRUsafe security screens are mechanically fastened into the structural elements of the opening—not surface-mounted or decorative. This anchoring method ensures applied forces are transferred into the building structure, not absorbed by trim, finishes, or weak attachment points.
Resistance

Impact, Pry, and Cut Performance

Real-world threats require engineered resistance.
The combined mesh, frame, and anchoring system is designed to resist common forced-entry methods including blunt impact, leverage-based prying, and cutting tools. Performance is achieved through material hardness, tension control, and load distribution.
Design

Airflow, Visibility, and Architectural Integration

Mesh aperture, wire diameter, and frame geometry are engineered to maintain airflow and outward visibility while preserving clean architectural lines. The result is a protective barrier that integrates seamlessly into modern homes without creating a fortified or obstructed appearance.

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.

Reinforced Frame Asssembly

the Material

Why 304 Stainless Steel Matters

TRUsafe security screens utilize 304 stainless steel mesh for its excellent resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and environmental exposure. This ensures the mesh maintains structural integrity, strength, and appearance over time—especially in humid, coastal, or high-temperature environments where lesser materials degrade or fail.
Man in a white shirt and blue jeans walking toward an open large sliding glass door leading into a home patio area.
Construction worker in an orange hard hat and reflective vest marking measurements on a window frame inside a building.
Brick patio house exterior with black framed sliding screen doors leading to a covered patio area with outdoor furniture.
Two side-by-side exterior doors set in red brick; the left door is beige with glass and blinds, the right door is black with a white frame and a mesh screen.

Access Control by You

Fixed, always-on protection
Patio + Custom systems control access through permanent physical resistance.
  • Always active, 24/7
  • No technology to manage
  • No alerts or response required
  • Access is intentional—not assumed
Once installed, protection is present without effort.
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Installation Method

Fixed, Permanent Installation
  • Installed over existing patio and custom openings
  • Additional structural support addressed through added framing and custom design when required
  • Integrated cleanly into the opening without altering the home’s exterior appearance
  • Mechanically secured to the structure for consistent, long-term performance
  • Protection is always active once installed
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Opening Types & Configurations

Patio + Custom systems are fabricated for a wide range of large and unique exterior openings, including:
  • Sliding patio openings
  • Multi-panel and wide-span configurations
  • Custom-sized exterior openings
  • Integrated door and window combinations
  • Architecturally unique or non-standard designs
Each system is built specifically for the size, layout, and use of 
the opening.
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DESIGN INTEGRATION

Design Integrations

Guardian Doors integrate seamlessly with residential architecture.
Statement
  • Low-profile framing
  • Minimal visual presence
  • Preserves natural light and airflow
  • Maintains the home’s original look and feel
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Modern glass sliding doors on a beige stucco house wall with green grass and square stone pavers in front.
Design integration
  • Low-profile framing
  • Minimal visual presence
  • Preserves natural light and airflow
  • Maintains the home’s original look and feel
Strength is present—without visual compromise.
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Backside of a beige house with a screened-in porch and well-maintained green lawn under a blue sky.
Performance characteristics
  • Structurally reinforced for wide spans
  • Fixed access control across large openings
  • Always-on protection, 24/7
  • No electronics, alerts, or connectivity
  • Quiet, dependable operation
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WHY Choose Guardian Doors

Why Patio + Custom Creates Confidence

Quick-Release Emergency Exit
Designed for larger spans and custom openings, each installation is engineered for structural integrity and long-term confidence you can rely on.
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Bright covered patio with white sofas, two wire chairs, a hanging fern, blue and white rug, and a dog lying on the rug.

Installation Gallery

Backside of a beige house with a screened-in porch and well-maintained green lawn under a blue sky.Four-panel dark gray sliding glass door with screen doors on a beige stucco wall above a patio with square concrete slabs and artificial grass.A brick house exterior with a screened-in patio door showing a round table and chairs inside.Side-by-side view of two glass doors on a red brick wall, one beige with white blinds and one black framed with a white frame and screen door, each with a black doormat in front.Side-by-side comparison of two front doors with welcome mats; the left door is wooden with glass panels, the right door is white with a full glass storm door.Glass double doors with dark frames set in a red brick wall, with a covered object to the left.
House with a screened-in wooden porch, two wooden chairs on the porch, dry leaves covering the lawn, and a clear blue sky.Wood-framed screened patio with a brown shingled roof on a concrete slab surrounded by leafless trees.Modern patio area with large black framed glass doors and green tropical plants along the side.Black front door with white frame, sidelights, and arched transom window set in light stone wall, with a black bench on the left and a metal stand holding a rectangular planter on the right.Covered patio with wooden beams and triangular windows, two beige chairs, and view of a yard with trees and a garage.Arched double window with beige frame set in a brick and stone exterior wall, surrounded by green shrubs.

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