Could This Material Slow Down a Burglar?? (Security Safety Window Film)

[@constructivainspections]

Hey this is something I hadn't thought of. I will include that as part of my standard comment for missing safety glass in my reports. Thanks professor.

[@PPG1967]

I appreciate you watching!!!. Keep them straight in Texas.

[@cornpop7805]

I've looked into security film for glass and if you read the specs, it often says that the glass must be a particular thickness in order for the product to work properly. Some say 5mm, which is about 3/16". Most US windows have glass that is 1/16" to 1/8". Many commercial windows are 1/4" to 1/2" thick. 3M doesn't specify glass thickness in their sales brochure. However, it's definitely a HUGE consideration in performance. It's interesting that they omit the glass thickness references in the sales brochure.

[@PPG1967]

I appreciate your commenting.

[@2point..0]

Great Idea, that's a wrap...Security Safety Window Film!!!

[@PPG1967]

I appreciate your feedback, and thanks for watching!!

[@alpine5551]

"Things get missed in the field...." Understatement of the century! Not with you though!! lol Keep at it man! Great info and videos as always!

[@PPG1967]

I appreciate your feedback, and thanks for watching!!

[@GrampalettasCamp]

That film is ridiculously expensive. Is it needed both sides?

[@PPG1967]

One side only. It's cheaper than buying a new window and paying a contractor to re-install it..