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SAFETY GLASS
Safety Glass Film. |
An Extra Layer of Protection for Your Windows & DoorsGlass is an important part of modern homes, but broken glazing can create dangerous sharp fragments.
Safety glass film is designed to bond to suitable glazing and help hold glass fragments together if the glass breaks, reducing the risk of loose shards.
It can provide an additional layer of protection without replacing your existing glass.
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Safety glass on sliding doors adds an extra layer of protection. Image by pch.vector on Magnific
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Safety glass helps retain small fragments from scattering. Photo credit Christopher Stites on Unsplash
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How Does Safety Window Film Work?Safety film is applied directly to the glass and helps hold broken glass together.
If the glass is subsequently broken, the film helps retain the fragments rather than allowing them to fall or scatter as easily.
The exact level of protection depends on the film specification, glass type and installation method, so the correct product should always be selected for the application.
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Reassurance around vulnerable areas
Safety Film for Family HomesHomes with children, pets or busy areas around glazed doors can contain numerous areas where accidental impact is possible. Safety film can provide an additional layer of protection to suitable glazing without significantly changing its appearance. This is an additional protective measure and should not be presented as a substitute for safety glazing where Building Regulations require safety glass. |
Safety film on windows adds extra reassurance for your family. Photo by Kelli McClintock on Unsplash
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Glazed DoorsHelp provide additional protection around frequently used glazed doors.
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Patio & French DoorsLarge areas of glass can benefit from an additional protective layer.
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Low-Level Glazing
Suitable safety solutions can be considered where glazing presents an increased impact risk.
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Internal GlassGlass screens and partitions can also be considered where appropriate.
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