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Security laminates are increasingly becoming popular because windows are typically the weakest barrier to entry. In fact, 2 out of 3 break and enters occur through glass. Even with a good alarm system, once a burglar or thief breaks a window, he can be in and out before police arive.
The solution had been to cover windows with steel bars. Though bars provide a good deterent, they also send a message of danger and may even scare customers away.
Security laminates look similar to window-tinting films, but when they are applied to glass with a special kind of adhesive, the window will withstand incredible amounts of force. Depending on your choice of strength, the laminate may protect the window from collapsing against bomb blasts, bullets, and earthquakes.
Security laminates come in a variety of tints and colors to meet your tastes. A Cornerstones security and surveillance specialist can help you select the laminate just right for you.
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