Strengthen existing commercial glazing to help retain broken glass, reduce fragment hazards and increase resistance to impact and forced entry.
Commercial safety and security film is a retrofit layer designed to help hold shattered glass together when breakage occurs.
Correct film thickness, glass compatibility and attachment design are critical. The solution can support risk-management strategies for accidental impact, intrusion, severe weather and other glass-breakage scenarios, but does not make glazing unbreakable.
Best for: Retail storefronts, offices, schools, healthcare, government buildings, hospitality, public facilities and ground-floor or high-risk commercial glazing.
Choose the privacy level, light transmission and appearance that suit the glass and how the space is used.
A professional assessment confirms the suitable film, privacy level and finish for each pane.
Samples make it easier to compare translucency, pattern, viewing distance and the appearance in changing light.
Clear safety and security film designed to add glass retention and impact resistance with minimal visual change.
A high-performance multilayer film for enhanced tear resistance and demanding residential protection needs.
Interior and exterior-applied safety options for suitable glazing and installation conditions.
Window film can deliver a tailored result with less disruption than changing the glazing itself.
Compare both options to find the right balance of privacy, light and visual impact.
Speak with Total Tint Solutions about a tailored frosted-etched window film recommendation for your building or tenancy.
No solution can guarantee prevention. Film can increase the time, noise and effort needed to create an opening, particularly when correctly paired with an attachment system.
It depends on the risk and performance objective. Systems connecting the filmed glass to the frame are often specified where stronger retention is required.
Yes. Safety film can help hold broken glass together and reduce loose-fragment hazards after human impact or accidental breakage.
Specialised blast-mitigation projects require qualified threat assessment, engineering, compatible glazing and a project-specific film and attachment specification. Film alone is not a complete blast solution.
Yes. Work can often be programmed by priority glazing, floor, tenancy or operational window, subject to the site and risk requirements.
