Security Window Film for Windows

The difference lies in the film thickness and protection level. Safety films (100-175µm) bind glass splinters on impact and protect against injuries. Anti-intrusion film (300µm) goes further: it makes the glass resistant to penetration, rated P2A. This means the pane may crack but cannot be broken through.

Anti-intrusion film P2A makes glass resistant to penetration. A burglar may damage the pane but cannot break through it. This costs time and creates noise, which significantly increases the risk of detection. The film does not replace a security lock but is an effective addition to your existing burglar protection.

Yes, our security films are suitable for all common glass types: single glazing, insulated glass, laminated glass and toughened glass. The transparent film does not change the appearance of the pane and has no effect on the thermal insulation of the window.

No. All our security films are transparent and virtually invisible. Light transmission is 92-93%, so neither the appearance nor the brightness in the room changes noticeably.

The film is applied to the clean glass surface using water and washing-up liquid. For the thicker anti-intrusion film (300µm), we recommend a wooden squeegee for a bubble-free finish. A suitable fitting kit is available in our shop.

P2A is a protection class defined in EN 356. It describes the resistance of glass to penetration. During testing, a 4.11 kg steel ball is dropped three times from a height of 3 metres onto the pane. Glass with P2A film withstands this test without being penetrated.

Yes, security films can generally be removed without residue by warming them with a hairdryer and peeling them off slowly. The thicker the film, the more patience is needed. The process takes a little longer with the 300µm film than with the 100µm version.