Security and Safety Window Film

Bomb Blast, Security and Safety Window Film protect occupants and property in the event of glass breakage by helping to hold shards of glass together, available in optically clear or tinted films for extra privacy and solar control protection. Feel safe & secure behind the glass.

Due to the flexible construction and pressure-sensitive mounting adhesive in our Safety, Security and Bomb Blast window films, it can provide effective protection from criminal activity, explosions or unexpected accidents. These films have been specifically designed to strengthen the structure of the glass on which it has been applied to, by reducing the risk of dangerous flying glass that may cause serious accidents or even fatalities. Although these films may not act as a deterrent to criminals in itself, it will severely limit the amount of damaged caused by any impact and keep the hazardous debris from exploding inwards to any great extent and significantly slowing down an intruder's ability to smash a window for entry.

In addition to glass breakage protection, some safety, security and bomb blast films offer solar heat, glare protection and privacy to deter nosy passers-by from peering inside. Whilst, all films offer exceptional blockage of ultraviolet light, providing a partial deterrent to premature skin aging and some potential skin cancers. Keeping glass safe in more ways than one.

Our safety, security and Bomb Blast window films all have GGF test certificates and passed BS EN 12600 Glass in Building Pendulum Test, Impact Test Method. Installed to comply with Regulation 14 BS 6206.

“We had conservatory window film  installed on the inside of our conservatory and can now use the room throughout the year, even during some of the hottest days. The other major difference we have noticed since the installation is the reduction of glare inside the room whilst the light, airy feeling seems to have been retained. We absolutely recommend this product to others with heat problems in their conservatories”.

Mrs Ware, homeowner, Kent