A clear, heavy-duty film bonded to your glass. When a storm, a break-in, or an accident takes out a window, the pieces stay together instead of flying into the room.
Safety and security film is a clear, heavy-duty polyester bonded to your glass with a strong adhesive. It won't stop glass from cracking. It stops the pieces from going anywhere once it does.
Three ways glass fails. The film handles all three the same way, by keeping the pieces together.
High winds turn loose objects into projectiles. This hurricane and storm film keeps wind-driven debris from putting a hole straight through the window and into the room.
A smash-and-grab only works if the glass gives way fast. Film turns a quick break into a long, loud struggle, which is usually enough to send an intruder somewhere else.
A ball, a chair, a slammed door. Ordinary impacts happen. Film keeps them from turning into a trip to the ER over flying glass.
Safety and security film goes on beachfront homes, condos, offices, retail storefronts, and schools. No need to replace a window or door, the film goes on the glass that's already there.
If there's no access to the inside of the glass, exterior-grade film installs from the outside instead, with a scratch-resistant coating built for the weather and compatible with most glass types. Add anti-graffiti protection on exposed glass or stainless steel, and cleanup after a tagging is a peel and reapply instead of a repair bill.
Exzact is an authorized LLumar dealer. Safety and security film installed and backed by the manufacturer, not a local one-off. Read the warranty
Anti-graffiti film is a clear, sacrificial layer applied over exterior glass and stainless steel. When a surface gets tagged, etched, or scratched, the damage stays in the film instead of the glass underneath.
Cleanup is a peel and replace: an installer pulls the old layer, graffiti and all, then applies a fresh one, no costly glass repair. The film resists spray paint and chemicals, with adhesives built for easy removal and replacement.
School safety and security film bonds a heavy-duty clear layer to the windows and doors a building already has, fortifying its weakest points of entry. Paired with an attachment system, it can take an intruder one to two minutes or longer to get through glass that would normally give way in seconds.
That delay slows forced entry and buys response time for staff and law enforcement, while helping shield students from broken-glass hazards and from an intruder's view, at far less cost than replacing glass with laminated units. It delays and deters. It is not bulletproof glass.