Safety & Security Window Films
We have the solution to protect you against deliberate, accidental, and spontaneous glass breakages.
Each year there are more than 35,000 accidents relating to glass, and your company could be held responsible for any that occur in the workplace.
It is a legal requirement to use safety glazing where vulnerable glass is situated in public and working areas.
Installing a Solarshade safety film onto your glass is an acceptable method of upgrading your glazing to comply with building regulations EN12600/BS6206B.

Safety Window Film
Glass safety films are a means of complying with current regulations. In the event of damage, the film holds the glass together and prevents flying fragments from inflicting injury. Essentially the glass stays in one place if shattered, offering protection from vandalism.
Safety Silver Combination Film
Our Solarshade silver safety film, provides all the benefits above so the fragments are held in place in the event of someone breaking the glass. However, it has the added benefit of solar control, so you don’t need to have your window treated twice. This is a popular choice as it offers an all-round solution.

Security & Bomb Blast Class A Safety Film
Our security film, sometimes referred to as Class A safety film, is a thicker clear film that offers even more benefits. Being thicker than the safety window film mentioned above, 175 microns or more, it can handle more punishment. It also holds the glass together better in the event of a breakage. This is a film typically used in police stations or chemical plants.
Glass Safety requirements
Glass safety films are a means of complying with current regulations. In the event of damage, the film holds the glass together and prevents flying fragments from inflicting injury.
A Class ‘A’ Security Film ensure that damage from vandalism or explosion is minimised as the glass stays in one piece if shattered.
Our most popular Safety and security film is
A 100 Micron Class B Internal Film
FAQ's
Glass safety film is shatter resistant, meaning that the film will hold the glass together if shattered. It is the safer solution as it means in the event of a breakage fragments won’t fly everywhere causing injury.
Glass safety film is used in areas where there is the potential to be injured by broken glass, such as public spaces and workplaces. The film prevents the glass from shattering if it breaks by essentially holding the broken fragments in place.