It’s a disturbing and extremely upsetting fact of life that schools are the target of a disproportionately high number of domestic and foreign terror attacks. It’s also a fact that simply wishing for attacks on schools to end will do nothing to solve the problem. It’s necessary and vitally important, therefore, for schools to take responsibility for their own safety and security. Practicing drills and posting security guards are both strong places to start, but neither of these will be effective in case of an explosion.
In this article, we’ll walk you through the benefits of installing bomb blast window film for Denver schools.
How Does Bomb Blast Window Film Work?
On their own, most windows are simply no match for the extreme pressure, heat, and shock waves generated by a nearby explosion. If a bomb is detonated nearby, traditional windows are by and large as good as nonexistent. Even worse, actually, because an explosion can turn a window into a bullet-like spray of dangerous glass shards.
Bomb blast window film is a protective layer that can be retrofitted to a school’s windows. In the case of an explosion, this reinforcing material can be relied upon to keep the window’s glass in place, preventing it from turning into lethal shrapnel.
Installing Bomb Blast Window Film in Denver Schools
What does the installation process actually look like? It’s much simpler than you might at first believe.
The first step will be for an installation expert to perform a professional assessment of the school’s windows and overall security. Once the initial assessment has been completed, our experts will be able to recommend a product and installation plan that will be specifically personalized to your school’s structure and layout.
Work with Colorado’s Window Film Experts Today!
Denver Window Film has the experience, professionals, and materials that you can rely on to provide a world-class bomb blast window film installation in your Denver school. Contact our team to learn more!
Mike Kinsey
Mike Kinsey has successfully completed hundreds of window film installs in Kansas City and throughout the U.S., accounting for more than 250,000 square ft. of film. As the head of operations, he is personally in charge of overseeing every install and ensuring that all procedures go smoothly. His years of experience in construction and project management give him the unique ability to accurately diagnose areas of concern and implement a plan to remedy the situation. Mike is a subject matter expert and is intensely familiar with all different types of window film as well as leading brands. He is well equipped to handle both residential and commercial projects and is certified by 3M, EnerLogic, and AIA for continuing education.
