Resource Type: Glossary Term

A method of anchoring security film to the frame so the film and glass assembly can provide improved post-breakage retention.

A sacrificial film layer applied to glass or smooth surfaces to help protect against scratching, etching, or vandalism.

Window film designed to reduce hazards from shattered glass by helping fragments remain together after breakage.

A thicker window film designed to help hold broken glass together and add a protective layer to existing glazing.

A decorative or privacy film that gives glass a frosted appearance.

Window film used to add patterns, frosted effects, graphics, branding, or privacy to glass.

Window film that limits visibility into a space while still allowing some light through.

Reducing ultraviolet light exposure through glass to help protect people, furnishings, flooring, displays, and interiors.

Reducing harsh brightness from sunlight or reflections so interiors are more comfortable and screens are easier to see.

Window film selected primarily to reduce heat entering through sun-exposed glass.