Safety films comply with human impact standards

Are you renovating and change the use of a room into a bathroom or en suite?

Has the building inspector insisted on safety glass in this area? You know it is costly to change a window in an old house. Let alone the hassle of having to wait for the putty to dry and then re-paint.

An other concern is little children running around, with thin old glass in the house. Accidents do happen and it is too late to do anything, once it's happened.

We do a lot of work in residential homes or childcare centres, where we install a totally clear and extra thick film over the existing glass. These films qualify for the human impact standards and will hold the glass together, in the case of breakage. We will certify our installation with a producer statement, which will keep the council building inspector happy.

We use Johnson Window Films and you can look up their web site for the performance data.

The same or thicker films are used in commercial premises to prevent break-ins. Safety films are invisible and a much better choice than bars or grills. These safety and Security films are also available in tinted versions to add privacy, heat and glare rejection.

Send a request for a free consultation to tintwaikato@xtra.co.nz or call 0800 846 892