Glare makes it difficult to read computer screens. Fatigue and eye strain lead to headaches and employee complaints.
Cold spots and hot spots in the building add to the discomfort. Our cooling systems are ill equipped to handle winter months and employees complain about feeling sick while freezing or melting to death.
Fading of office furnishings, carpets and paintings. Damage is costly in a bottom line sense as well as in the impression your company offers to important management and visitors.
The curb appeal of your offices are compromised. Boxes and files are visible from the street.
Electric costs to heat or cool a large commercial office building are prohibitive. This affects your profitability and tenant satisfaction if these costs are deferred to your clients.
Safety and security: certainly commercial and retail offices are prone to smash and grab crime, vandalism.
Glass entrance doors and storefront glazing were built to allow openness and visibility for retail stores, office buildings, hospitals health care institutions and notably school campus buildings.
(Lessons Learned From Sandy Hook)
Unfortunately recent events have focused attention on methods for improved safety and security since glass is easily breached with ballistic weapons and personnel and property can be damaged by blast spalling, debris and flying glass.
It’s time to implement solutions to protect our most important assets; our children, friends and neighbors!
Glass doors are also frequently subject to graffiti and scratches through normal usage.
Advanced Film Solutions installs thicker (8 ML plus) glazing films on your existing glass entry doors and windows. These coatings are anchored to the frames creating a system that withstands high impact, blast and intrusion.
Our 3M Scotchshield Ultra and 3M Prestige Ultra are top of mind for asset protection managers throughout the USA. The recent addition of the 3M 24 Ml shatter film has raised the bar for shatter resistance!
The key objective is to delay, deny and deter entry.
Our window film meets that objective at an economical cost and a swift implementation process.
Certainly administration officials and concerned parties should discuss long range plans that may include laminated glass or reducing the window envelope throughout your buildings. These are alternatives that may suit your budget or security concerns if there are extenuating circumstances.
Nevertheless our security glazing films have been installed on US Embassy, Federal Buildings, Airports and local landmark buildings, retail stores and county government offices throughout Florida and the USA.
Property management and facility security personnel can decide upon the level of visibility into the facility since we offer a wide range of alternatives.
Transparent clear coatings maintain the appearance of your building but many decision makers select modestly tinted security films to reduce glare and improve interior comfort.
In many cases security management will select privacy versions so intruders can not observe students or employees which protects them from being targeted from the exterior.
Our coatings have been independently tested for GSA, DoD, ASTM and UL facility criteria and guidelines.
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Advanced Film Solutions, with offices in Tampa Bay, Sarasota and Orlando, is Florida’s expert installation company for safety and security window film systems.
Our extensive portfolio includes the leading shatter glazing protection coatings in the window film industry.
Shattered glass caused by natural disasters, terrorism, burglary or accidental breakage is a threat to us all, at work, at home, in public places.
These thicker films offer protection from glass shards, shields from UV radiation, provide solar heat control combined films), combats graffiti and answer the requirements of insurance companies for shop storefront protection.
These films are designed to hold glass in place maintaining the integrity of the building envelope.
This protects people and assets from dangerous flying glass.
