subject: Types Of Security Glass [print this page] There are various types of security glass that high-profile businesses and individuals can have installed on their properties. Some people need the increased privacy that tinted windows offer, while some need completely secure premises, including the installation of bullet-resistant windows. Window manufacturers now offer a complete line of specialty glass that is designed to provide consumers with more protection than ever before. If you are interested in having specialty glass products installed in your home or business, talk to a local window contractor about your options and read the sections below to learn more.
Tinted Glass
Tinted glass makes it difficult for outsiders to see the inside of your home or office building unless they come up close to peer inside. Many office buildings use tinted glass windows because then passersby cannot see computers, fax machines, printers, copy machines, and other expensive equipment. Many homeowners have tinted windows installed or a tinted film applied to their windows so other people cannot see the valuables in their homes and to increase overall privacy.
Bullet-resistant Glass
People or companies that need increased protection can have bullet-resistant glass installed in their homes. Bullet-resistant glass is difficult even for bullets to penetrate. However, with repeated pressure, bullet-resistant windows will eventually break. Bullet-resistant glass can be installed in cars, homes, office buildings, and other properties.
Sound-resistant Glass
Sound-resistant glass can also be installed in your property to prevent sound from passing from room to room. Some companies may need heightened security and will go to great lengths to protect confidential information. Recording studios may need sound-resistant glass installed to improve the quality of sound. In these cases, sound-resistant glass can be put in your property to create a sound barrier.
If you are interested in having specialty security glass installed in your home or commercial property, contact a local window company today to learn more about your options.
