Public liability is
an issue for businesses that have large, glazed areas of glass.
Installation of safety window film can protect your staff, and the general public in the event of breakage. If you live in property with single glazing, adding a safety film to strengthen it will eliminate the need to replace the glass and decorating costs.
Be safe in the knowledge that your business and personnel are protected.
Whatever your views on security – never has this subject been more widely discussed and relevant as it is today.
It would be easy to overstate the implications of external threats to your business, but Tinting Express prefers to adopt a more practical approach to the problem and can offer a number of films that have been specially developed to deal with everything from casual opportunist intruders, accidental breakages to more significant security breaches such as those caused by explosions.
These more robust films have been tested for their strength and durability under extreme conditions and as a result come with the manufacturers’ full backing and guarantee. It should be noted that fitting of these films should be undertaken by a professional who will be able to advise you on making the correct choices.
Critical locations for
Safety Glazing
The diagram provided is part of the building regulations, Document ‘N’ that provides details on protection against impact, opening and cleaning in glazed areas. The blue shaded areas show the critical locations for section ‘N1’ of document ‘N’ which vary according to where the glass is positioned.
Forward Planning
Because safety films are significantly thicker, curing and drying times are increased. So some forward planning is necessary prior to installation, particularly if the project involves new building work.
