Security glass types

Two or more sheets of glass bonded with a tough interlayer, so a broken pane stays in the frame instead of falling out.

Thick multi-layer laminated glass tested against hammer and axe attack to P6B, P7B or P8B for high-value shops and cash areas.

Thick laminated glass and polycarbonate composites tested to BS EN 1063 for counters, kiosks and secure rooms.

Laminated glass, retention systems and frames designed to hold together under explosion pressure and cut flying-glass injuries.

Heat-treated glass several times stronger than ordinary glass that breaks into small blunt pieces, for doors, low panes and partitions.

Sealed double-glazed units with a laminated pane, made to fit your existing frames and slow down break-ins.

Clear polyester film applied to the inside of existing glass so a broken pane holds together and is slower to get through.

Laminated glass or security units fitted to the windows you already have, so a smashed pane is much harder to get through.

Laminated safety glass for front, back and side doors, so smashing the glass to reach the lock inside becomes slow, noisy work.

Large laminated and toughened units for patio, sliding and bifold doors, so the widest glass in your home is no longer the weakest.

Laminated glass for roof lanterns, rooflights and conservatory roofs, so broken glass stays overhead instead of falling into the room.

A slim inner window with laminated glass fitted behind your existing windows, ideal for period and listed buildings.

Security tape, bead clips and fixings that stop glass being removed from outside on externally beaded windows and doors.

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

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

Glazed screens with speech panels and transaction trays for counters, reception desks and cash points, built to a level set by risk.

Heavy-duty aluminium or steel glazed doorsets and side screens with laminated glass and multi-point locking for entrances.

Laminated and low-iron glass for jewellery counters, cabinets and museum cases, so valuables stay on show but out of reach.

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

Surveys and upgrades of low-level and door glazing in schools, nurseries and public buildings to safe-breakage glass or film.

Broken or cracked panes made safe, measured and replaced, with the option to upgrade to laminated security glass.

Failed, misty double-glazed units replaced with new sealed units that have a laminated pane, keeping your existing frames.

Upgrading the glass in existing windows, doors and screens to laminated security glass without replacing the frames.

Replacing damaged, failed or unsafe glass in offices, shops and public buildings, including large panes needing lifting equipment.