Building Branding and Safety

It's great to hear that our community is noticing the new branding and safety measures being implemented at the main entrances of your buildings. Using Safety and Security Window Film to fortify weak entry points is a proactive step towards enhancing safety.

Here are a few key benefits of using security films like Safety and Security Window Film:

1. Glass Protection: Security films are designed to hold shattered glass together, making it more difficult for intruders to gain access through broken doors or windows. This added layer of protection can be crucial in preventing unauthorized entry.

2. Mitigating Hazards: By preventing glass from shattering into dangerous shards, security films reduce the risk of injuries caused by flying glass in the event of natural disasters, accidents, or attempted break-ins.

3. Response Time: Slowing down an intruder can provide valuable extra time for response teams to arrive and address the situation. This delay can be critical in ensuring the safety of students, staff, and visitors.

4. Deterrence: Knowing that windows and doors are fortified with security film can act as a deterrent to potential intruders. They may be less inclined to attempt unauthorized entry if they perceive the building as more secure.

5. Improved Privacy: At Liberty cafeteria, the added security film on the windows not only enhances safety but also addresses a long-standing concern of parents. This film eliminates visibility into the facility, which has been a concern parents have had for many years. This measure helps ensure the privacy and security of those inside the cafeteria.

6. Safety Protocols: The extra time provided by security films allows school staff to activate safety protocols, such as lockdown procedures, more effectively, further enhancing the safety of everyone inside the building.

Overall, investing in security measures like ballistic-rated film and safety and security window film is a responsible and proactive approach to creating a safer learning environment. It not only helps protect against potential threats but also promotes a sense of security and well-being among students, staff, and the community.