Safety and Security Glass

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PROTECTION WITH GLASS

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Safeguard your property with safety and security glass

One of the major benefits of safety and security glass is that in most cases it’s not easily breakable, and still provides several safety features if it is broken - accidentally or deliberately. If you are building a new house, office or planning to start a renovation, then talk with an O'Brien expert to seek advise on what to considering when it comes to safety and security glass products your project.

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The benefits of safety glass

Damage caused by vandalism and manual attack can be minimised using laminated glass, and acts as a deterrent to burglars by slowing them down and attracting attention.

· Resist penetration and forced entry because, while the glass may break at impact, the interlayer retains its integrity and continues to act as a barrier.

· Withstands repeated blows from heavy objects such as bricks, hammers and crowbars.

· Better resistance to accidental impacts making it the safer option for families.

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Bandit resistant glass

Whether it’s a house window, a shopfront or a security facility, O'Brien® has a security glass that provides the benefits of daylight and transparency with the peace of mind of security – all day, every day. Our Bandit Resistant glass is typically used in commercial applications such as vulnerable shopfronts, windows and doorways susceptible to break in. It is also used in a variety of other ‘at risk’ applications such as pay booths, jewelry counters and display counters, providing resistance against ‘smash and grab’ theft attempts. See it in action here.

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