Where banks, post offices and bureaux de change are most exposed
- Attacks on staff at the counter
- Cash handed across transaction points
- Glazed entrances and lobbies
- Back offices and cash rooms
Glass that suits banks, post offices and bureaux de change
Glazed screens with speech panels and transaction trays for counters, reception desks and cash points, built to a level set by risk.
from £1,295 + VATLearn moreThick laminated glass and polycarbonate composites tested to BS EN 1063 for counters, kiosks and secure rooms.
from £995 + VATLearn moreHeavy-duty aluminium or steel glazed doorsets and side screens with laminated glass and multi-point locking for entrances.
from £1,495 + VATLearn moreThick multi-layer laminated glass tested against hammer and axe attack to P6B, P7B or P8B for high-value shops and cash areas.
from £450 + VATLearn morePoints to plan for
- The rating should come from a threat assessment, not a guess.
- Frames, speech panels and trays must match the glass rating.
- Counters and floors must carry the weight of heavy glass.
- Plan installation around opening hours and cash handling.
Questions from banks, post offices and bureaux de change
Do all counters need bullet-resistant glass?
No. Many use laminated anti-bandit glass. Bullet-resistant glazing is specified where a threat assessment identifies a firearms risk.
Can an existing counter be fitted with a screen?
Often, yes, if the counter is strong enough to carry the screen. The survey checks the structure and fixing points.
Can we choose the speech panel and tray design?
Yes. Speech gaps, speech panels and deal trays come in several designs, chosen to suit how you serve customers.
Will you provide test evidence for the glass?
Yes. We quote glass and screens tested by the manufacturer to the stated class and send their evidence with the quote.