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Head to head · verified 2026-09-12

Bulldog Security Screens vs Titan

7 of the 12 things a buyer can check differ between these two. Every figure below was read off the manufacturer’s own page and links back to it.

Bulldog Security Screens versus Titan, scored on published specifications
Bulldog Security Screens38out of 100

Arizona manufacturer running the same .035 / 12 × 12 US-woven mesh spec as Boss, with a lifetime product warranty.

Titan28out of 100

Aluminium-framed stainless mesh with published test figures, sold through a broad dealer network.

Where they differ

Published specifications · differences first
Bulldog Security ScreensTitan
Break-in guaranteenot published$1,000
Test standardnot publishedAAMA 1901-25
Mesh alloy grade304 stainless steelnot published
Wire diameter0.035" gaugenot published
Mesh weave12 × 12 weavenot published
Frame materialnot publishedHigh-grade architectural aluminium (alloy not specified)
Made in USA100% made in the USA; manufactured in Arizonanot published
Published pricingnot publishednot published
WarrantyManufacturer's lifetime product warranty (scored at the 15-year cap)Limited warranty covering materials and performance; lifetime rust-proof warranty on aluminium. Length not published.
Testing laboratorynot publishednot published
Mesh retentionnot publishednot published
Sales modelDirect manufacturer and installer, ArizonaDealer network, generally easier to find outside major metros

Score, group by group

Biggest gaps first
GroupBulldog Security ScreensTitanGap
Independent testing0 / 2521 / 25-21
Commitment to the buyer14 / 303.3 / 30+10.7
Buyer disclosure14 / 304 / 30+10
Domestic manufacturing10 / 100 / 10+10
Retention mechanism0 / 50 / 50

The verdict

Bulldog Security Screens leads 38 to 28, and the gap is mostly one thing: independent testing, where it takes 0 of 25 against 21.

Titan is not beaten everywhere. It is ahead on independent testing — if that is what you are buying on, buy on it rather than on the total.

Both scores measure what each maker publishes, not laboratory strength. A system that declines to state its alloy or its price scores badly here by design, and may still be excellent steel. The installer who measures and fastens it matters at least as much as either badge.

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