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What Matters Most with Safety & Security Window Film
Our safety and security films strengthen glass to help protect your home and family. Designed to hold shattered glass in place, they reduce the risk of injury, deter break-ins, and safeguard your property—without changing the look of your windows.
COMMON WINDOW TYPES
Glass is the weakest point in your home’s security.
Safety and security window films can help hold glass together on impact, reducing the risk of break-ins, injuries, and property damage.
Why homeowners choose Saftey & Sercurity Film?
Skylights bring in natural light but also create challenges with heat, glare, and UV damage. Skylight window film solves these problems while maintaining the benefits of overhead glass.
Strengthen Your Windows Against Impact
Our safety films create a protective barrier that helps hold shattered glass together—reducing the risk of injury from accidents or flying debris.
Deter Break-Ins and Vandalism
Security films make glass harder to penetrate, giving you valuable time to respond in the event of an attempted break-in. They’re clear, strong, and built to last.
Protect Your Family & Property
Whether it’s a stray baseball, an earthquake, or an intruder, safety film helps keep your windows intact and your family safe—all while maintaining your home’s natural light.
A wide range of saftey
window films
Different skylight films offer unique benefits, from maximum heat rejection to nearly invisible UV protection. Here are the most popular options for commercial skylight projects.
Clear Safety Film
Problem: Regular glass shatters easily, creating a serious safety hazard.
Solution: Clear safety film adds a nearly invisible layer of protection that holds glass fragments in place during impact or accidents.
Best For: Homes, glass doors, and large windows needing protection without changing appearance.
Tinted Safety Film
Problem: You want both protection and comfort from heat and glare.
Solution: Tinted safety films combine shatter resistance with solar control—blocking heat, glare, and UV while strengthening your glass.
Best For: Sun-facing windows, sliding doors, and large glass areas.
Security Film (Thicker Gauge)
.Problem: You want to make your windows harder to break or penetrate during a break-in.
Solution: Thicker security films reinforce glass strength, delaying forced entry and protecting against vandalism, theft, and natural disasters.
Best For: Ground-floor windows, patio doors, and vulnerable entry points.
Combination Film (Security + Solar)
Problem: You need security protection without giving up energy efficiency.
Solution: Dual-purpose films offer both safety and solar benefits—reducing heat and glare while adding shatter resistance and UV protection.
Best For: Homes in hot climates or areas prone to strong sunlight and break-ins.
Built to Protect High-Traffic, High-Value Properties
Protection films are trusted across industries that demand durability, security, and cost control.
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Frequently asked questions
Have questions? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions for quick answers to common inquiries. If you don’t find what you're looking for, feel free to reach out directly!
Can security film stop break-ins?
While no film makes glass unbreakable, it makes entry much more difficult, giving you valuable time to respond or alert authorities.
Will security film make my windows darker?
Not unless you choose a tinted option. Clear safety films are virtually invisible once installed.
Does it protect against earthquakes or storms?
Yes — safety film helps hold glass in place during natural disasters, reducing the risk of flying shards and interior damage.
Can it be installed on existing glass?
Absolutely. Most security films are retrofit solutions that work with your current windows.
