Ballistics-Resistant Film For Seattle buildings, Venues, And Public Spaces
The quality of life here in Seattle is second to none and this city is relatively safe. However commercial and public buildings, even in safe cities, still need to protect themselves against the all too common threat of a ballistics attack due to terrorism, lone gunman, gang-related violence and others. We live in an era where soft targets are picked at random and virtually impossible to predict. The best thing you can do is be prepared because these vulnerable places often hold many people at one time, making the damage that much greater. The features on buildings most vulnerable to bullets, for obvious reasons, are the windows. They also are the cause of some of the most devastating collateral damage. With ballistic resistant window film, you can stop the collateral damage done by a gunman or terrorist. When struck by a high-velocity projectile, windows treated with products like C-bond adhesive, do not break and shatter, rather they stay intact–keeping intruders out and holding dangerous flying glass in.
Protect Your Seattle Property And Community With Bullet Resistant Window Film
As a commercial building or venue owner in Seattle, curbing the destruction done in deadly attacks is something you should strongly consider. Not only to minimize human damage in the event of a ballistics attack but to possibly avoid litigation as well. While there is no such thing as bulletproof glass, there are films which, when applied on windows, makes them bullet resistant and that will withstand impact from many different calibers of bullets or high-velocity objects.
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Don’t allow yourself or your commercial building patrons to be victims of collateral damage that is preventable. Have bullet resistant window film applied to your commercial buildings vulnerable glass today!
For more information on the process, products and pricing, contact Seattle Window Film for a free, on-site consultation with one of our window film experts.