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Security glazing for convenience stores and petrol stations

Late-opening shops and petrol station kiosks handle cash, tobacco and alcohol, often with one member of staff on shift at night. Security glazing protects the shopfront after closing and lets staff serve customers through a protected window when the doors are locked.

Petrol station night kiosk window with a stainless steel transaction drawer
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Where convenience stores and petrol stations are most exposed

  • Shopfront glazing out of hours
  • Night-pay windows and kiosk counters
  • Staff working alone behind the counter
  • Rear doors and stockroom windows
  • Vehicles driven at the shopfront

Glass that suits convenience stores and petrol stations

Kiosk and booth security glazing drawing
Kiosk and booth security glazing

Secure glazing and transaction drawers for night-pay windows, ticket booths, gatehouses and car park kiosks.

from £995 + VATLearn more
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Shopfront security glass

Large laminated and anti-bandit panes for shop windows and entrances, fitted so the shop stays on show but is slow to break into.

from £595 + VATLearn more
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Counter and reception security screens

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 more
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Anti-ram-raid glazing

Heavy laminated glass in strengthened frames to delay entry after a vehicle impact, planned alongside bollards that stop the vehicle.

from £1,495 + VATLearn more
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Anti-bandit glass

Thick 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 more

Points to plan for

  • Night-pay windows need a transaction drawer that matches the rating of the glass.
  • Think about where staff stand and how they see the forecourt or street.
  • Bollards may be worth considering if the shopfront faces open parking.
  • Check any brand or franchise standards before ordering.

Questions from convenience stores and petrol stations

Can you fit a night-pay window to an existing kiosk?

Often, yes, by replacing an existing pane with laminated or bullet-resistant glass and adding a transaction drawer, subject to the structure around it.

What rating does a night window need?

That depends on the risk assessment. Many use laminated anti-bandit glass; sites with a firearms risk use BS EN 1063 bullet-resistant glazing.

Will a strengthened shopfront stop a car?

No. It delays entry after an impact. Stopping vehicles needs bollards or barriers, which we price separately.

Can work be done without closing the forecourt?

Usually, with the work area fenced off and scheduled around your quietest hours.

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