Skip to content
VISTAby IP
Safety & Security

Safety & Security Film

Holds broken glass together instead of letting it land on the floor.

Cracked pane held intact by a clear bonded safety layer

Ordinary glass fails suddenly and all at once. Safety film is a thick, clear layer bonded to the pane so that when the glass breaks, the fragments stay attached to the film. It is a delay and a containment measure, chosen for shopfronts, ground-floor glazing, schools and any glass near people.

Send a photo
What it does

Fragment retention

The main point: glass that breaks does not become glass on the floor.

Delay

A filmed pane takes longer and makes more noise to get through than a bare one.

Invisible

Clear versions do not change how the glass looks. Can be combined with solar or frosted film.

Older glass

A cheap way to bring pre-existing single glazing closer to what people now expect of it.

Where it goes
  • Shopfronts and display windows
  • Ground-floor and street-level glazing
  • Glass doors and partitions
  • Schools, clinics and public buildings
  • Balcony and balustrade glass
  • Roof lights and overhead glazing
Straight answers
  • Safety film is not bulletproofing and does not make glass unbreakable. Its purpose is fragment retention and delay.

  • Rated performance depends on the film thickness, the glass, and whether the film is also anchored to the frame. Attachment systems are a separate specification. We will tell you what your situation needs.

Common questions
Will it stop a break-in?
It will slow one down and make it loud. Nobody honest will tell you a film makes glass impassable, what it buys you is time and noise.
Can it go with solar film?
Yes, either as two layers or as a single film that does both. Which is right depends on the glass.

Not sure what you need?

Send a photo. Get an answer.

That is fine. Most people are not.

Tell us what is bothering you about the window, room or surface. Send us a photo and one sentence about what you want changed. We will tell you what can be done and what the next step looks like.

Send a photo

Tell us what you're working with

A photo gets you a far more useful answer than any description. It is enough for us to recommend a direction and give you an indicative figure, before anyone comes out to measure.

Preferred contact

Photos (optional)

Drop photos here

JPG, PNG or HEIC · up to 10 files · 10 MB each

No commitment. Send us the details and we will get back to you.