SAFETY FILM ON THE WINDOWS OF THE HOUSE

Does it even make sense to put security film on a house in a quiet neighborhood? For some, no, but there are some people who don't push their luck and will go the extra mile for a peaceful night's sleep and to protect their family. "Burglar? That doesn't happen here."

What about a storm, or God forbid a pressure wave after an explosion. Will this film help?

It certainly does. Safety film has a number of benefits you may not know about. Besides surprising thieves, this film has the parameters, properties and thickness to support large, heavy pieces of glass when broken after a hard impact. Whether it's a large rock, a Molotov cocktail or a heavy tree branch snapped off in a big storm. Even in a pressure wave, it helps hold the glass together. And if you're unlucky enough to have the glass break, there's no need to replace it immediately; glass with the film stuck on remains impenetrable.

It's installed from the inside and under the window trims if possible. It is clear, so it will not disturb your home in any way. It can even reduce outside noise by a few decibels. Safety film is simply a silent and discreet protector of your home.