Here’s some more information about the Security and Safety Window Film solutions we offer.
Security concerns usually start with a moment. A break-in nearby. A cracked window. A shopfront that feels exposed after hours. We hear these stories regularly across England.
Security Film is designed to strengthen glass and hold it together when impact occurs. Instead of shattering, the glass stays in place, making forced entry far more difficult and reducing the risk of injury.
We provide Security Film installation across Essex, Suffolk, London, Kent, and the wider South East. Whether it’s a home, office, or commercial property, we will always tailor the film to your needs.
Security and Safety Film is a thick Window Film applied directly to existing glass. When the glass is struck, the Film helps hold the broken pieces together instead of shattering and falling away.
This added strength makes it far harder for someone to gain quick access through a window or door, while also reducing the risk of injury from shards.
deter break-ins and vandalism
slow down forced entry
protect shopfronts and glazed doors
strengthen existing glass to a desired level without replacement
Security Film doesn’t make windows unbreakable, but it does make break-ins far more difficult and time-consuming. Correct installation plays a big role in how effective the film is, which is why professional fitting is always recommended.
Security Film is available in different thicknesses, typically ranging from 175 microns to 300 microns. The thicker the Film, the more resistance it offers against impact and repeated force.
Security Film is well suited to:
homes or commercial buildings with older glazing
shopfronts and display windows
patio doors
rooms where valuables are stored
internal partitions
We help choose the right thickness based on risk level, glass type, and how the space is used.
Safety Film is a thinner version of Security Film, making it a more cost-effective option when intrusion resistance isn’t the main goal. If your priority is protecting people in the event of glass breaking, Safety Film is often the better choice.
While Security Film focuses on deterring forced entry, Safety Film is designed to reduce injury when glass breaks due to:
accidents
impact
stress fractures
environmental factors
Standard annealed glass can break into sharp shards that pose a serious risk. Safety Film helps hold the glass together, reducing the chance of cuts and injuries.
schools
public areas
healthcare settings
shopfronts
If you want to obscure a window for privacy while also improving safety, Frosted Safety Film offers both benefits in one solution.
This option is often used on:
internal partitions
bathrooms and changing areas
public-facing glazing
It provides a clean frosted appearance while helping keep broken glass contained.
Solar Security Combination Film offers the benefits of Solar Film, such as heat rejection, glare reduction, and added privacy, while also increasing the strength of the glass.
This option is ideal for:
people who want more privacy and improved security
offices that struggle with glare or high cooling costs
buildings that need to protect equipment and belongings
It’s a practical solution where comfort and protection are both important.
To maximise the performance of both Security and Safety Film, we strongly recommend adding a retention system or structural silicone around the edge of the glass.
This helps ensure the Film remains securely in place under impact, rather than pulling away from the frame. Without this extra step, even strong Film can fail to perform as intended.
Here’s why customers trust us with Security and Safety Film installations.
All of are installers are fully insured and qualified
We offer offer competitive pricing
We use high-quality Security and Safety Films from trusted manufacturers, all supplied with a manufacturer’s warranty.
We will always recommend the right film for the situation.
No. Security Film doesn’t make glass unbreakable, but it does make it much harder to breach. When glass is struck, the Film helps hold it together rather than shattering immediately. This can significantly delay forced entry and reduce the risk of injury from broken glass.
Yes. Security and Safety Film can be installed on internal glazing, including partitions, doors, and internal windows. Safety Film is especially common on internal glass where the main concern is reducing the risk of injury if the glass breaks.
In most cases, no. Standard Security Film is clear and designed to maintain the appearance of the glass. Some Combination Films, such as Frosted or Solar Security Films, will change the look slightly, but this is always discussed before installation.
Yes, in many cases. A retention system or structural silicone helps keep the Film and glass secured within the frame during impact. Without it, the glass may still break away from the frame under force. It’s like having a car with no engine.
If you’re considering Security Film installation or Safety Film for your property, fill out our online form and we’ll get back to you within 24 hours with a free quote.