Security film
Security film

Glass is the easiest entry point in your building.

Security film holds shattered glass in place, turning a 10-second smash-and-grab into a multi-minute breach attempt.

The problem

Unprotected glass is the fastest forced-entry point in most residential and commercial buildings. A standard window breaks and clears in under 10 seconds. Ground-floor storefronts, school buildings, and residential first-floor windows are all vulnerable.

The solution

Anti-intrusion security film is a thick polyester film applied to the glass interior. When struck, the glass shatters but the film holds the fragments in place, maintaining the barrier. Premium frame-attachment systems anchor the film to the window frame mechanically, extending hold-out time further.

What you get

Benefits

Holds shattered glass in place

The film maintains the glass as a barrier even after impact, preventing fast entry.

Delays forced entry significantly

Intruders must work through intact shards while the film holds. Most give up and move to an easier target.

Completely clear

Security film is transparent. Your windows look exactly the same from inside and outside.

Protects against smash-and-grab

Retail storefronts and commercial properties are the primary target for smash-and-grab. Security film is the most cost-effective deterrent available.

Frame attachment available

Mechanical attachment to the window frame significantly extends hold-out time for high-security applications.

Insurance discounts

Many commercial and residential insurers offer premium discounts for properties with certified security film installations. Ask your insurer before installation.

Questions

Frequently asked

How effective is security film against forced entry?
Security film significantly delays forced entry by holding glass in place after impact. It converts a 10-second breach into a multi-minute effort, enough for most intruders to abandon the attempt.
What thickness of security film do I need?
Standard residential security film is 7-8 mil thick. Commercial and high-security installations use 12-14 mil film with mechanical frame attachment. We assess each property and recommend the appropriate specification.
Will security film stop a bullet?
No. Standard security film is not ballistic-rated. Ballistic glass is a different product category entirely. Security film is designed to delay forced entry through conventional impact, not firearms.
Is security film the same as solar film?
No. Security film is a thick, optically clear polyester film focused on holding glass together. Solar film is thinner and focused on heat and UV reduction. They can be combined but are distinct products.
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