Safety & Burglar-Proof Films
– Effective protection against break-ins and glass fragments
Safety films, also known as safety glass films, are transparent and extremely durable protective films applied to the inside of a window pane. They significantly reinforce the glass and prevent it from shattering when broken. A safety film is an easy and cost-effective way to improve the security of a property without replacing the glass.
Why choose safety films?
Increases safety
– the film reinforces the window glass and makes it considerably more resistant to impacts, thrown objects and deliberate breakage; the film slows down break-ins and provides extra protection for homes, business premises and public buildings
Prevents glass from shattering
– broken glass stays in place thanks to the film, reducing the risk of injury and protecting spaces from flying shards; for this reason safety films are often used in schools, nurseries and industrial premises
UV protection reduces fading
– quality safety films filter up to 99% of harmful UV radiation, protecting interiors, furniture and surfaces
Transparent and unobtrusive
– the film does not affect the window’s appearance; it is virtually invisible and suits both modern and traditional buildings
Installation and durability
Safety films are always installed by a professional on the inside, where they function reliably and last a long time. The service life of the films is typically 10–20 years.
Applications for safety films
Safety films are an excellent choice for:
- Commercial premises and shop windows
- Detached houses and apartments
- Public buildings (schools, offices, health centres)
- Industrial properties
- Glass walls and glass railings
- Balcony glazing as fragment protection
Key benefits of safety films
- Increases property security
- Slows down break-in attempts
- Keeps glass fragments together
- Reduces the risk of accidents
- Protects against UV radiation
- A durable and discreet solution
Installation and durability
Safety films are always installed by a professional on the interior surface, ensuring reliable and long-lasting performance. The typical lifespan of safety films is 10–20 years.