Today, people all over the world are celebrating a day dedicated to the Star Wars franchise with the phrase, “May the 4th Be With You”. Much like the “force” that is talked about within the Star Wars films, 3M’s Safety and Security Window Films are also incredibly powerful.

Fragment Retention

These particular window films are designed to keep your glass intact rather than shattering into a million tiny pieces. By holding the glass together, these protective films keep intruders or natural disasters from entering your home or commercial space.

Criminal Activity

Typical windows are very susceptible to burglars. These criminals can easily break into your home and threaten your belongings or loved ones. This is all accomplished by exerting very little force in order to gain entry through a window.

As windows are the most vulnerable point of entry into a home, you need to take extra precautions in order to protect your home from burglary and theft. Please click here to see a short video of our Safety and Security window films in action against an intruder.

Natural Disasters

In addition to keeping your home safe from the violent acts of criminals, these incredibly strong window films can also protect your home against unpreventable natural disasters.

Hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, and severe thunderstorms can all pose a threat to your residence. High winds generated by these storms can quickly break through thin glass windows and send shards of glass flying through your home.

The 3M Safety and Security window films work to keep broken glass in place. This provides you and your loved ones with an added layer of protection against each type of violent force.

Secure Your Home Today!

To contact Midwest Solar Control + Glass Graphics about the installation of your very own Safety and Security window films, please give our experts a call anytime at 312-422-8080 or simply click here to request a complimentary quote on your next service.

Thank you, and we look forward to protecting your home from the worst events possible very soon!