Solar, safety and security film for offices, banks, hospitals and towers, specified elevation by elevation. You get a site survey, a written specification and one point of contact from quote to handover.
Curtain walls heat up, glare lands on trading floors, and a broken pane in a banking hall is a real risk. One film for the whole building will not do: each elevation faces the sun differently and each occupancy has its own safety brief.
We survey the building, specify the right film per elevation and glazing type, and install with a managed, phased schedule that keeps your floors working. One contact owns the project end to end.
Commercial window film cuts a building's solar heat gain and cooling load, controls glare on screens, and holds glass together against impact and blast, installed floor by floor with minimal disruption and a single project contact.
Four ways a glazed facade works against an organisation, and the film that fixes each one.
Glass towers absorb enormous solar heat, and the air conditioning bill follows it up every floor.
Glass at street level is exposed to break-ins, blast and accidental breakage near people.
Sun falls straight onto monitors and meeting tables, so blinds stay shut all afternoon.
Clear glass exposes boardrooms and reception, and leaves the frontage unbranded.
We survey the building, specify the right film per elevation and glazing type, then install on a phased schedule that keeps your floors working. A single point of contact owns the project end to end.
Cutting solar gain across large glazed areas lets the cooling plant run less to hold setpoint. On sites that need it, anti-shatter and blast grades hold the glass together against impact and forced entry, which matters in a banking hall or a mission building.
Sun landing straight on desks means the blinds stay shut and the floor loses its daylight and its view together. Spectrally selective film takes out the glare and the heat at the glass and leaves the rest.
Reducing solar gain through large glazed areas lets cooling plant run less to hold setpoint, lowering running costs on the elevations that face the sun.
Safety and security film holds glass in place under impact, smash and grab and blast, which matters in banking halls, embassies and government buildings.
Spectrally selective films cut glare on screens and trading floors while staying clear, so workspaces stay usable without blinds drawn all day.
Solar control across whole towers glazed end to end, specified per elevation.
Anti-shatter and security film for banking halls, vaults and the most exposed glazing.
UV protection, glare control and safety glazing for sensitive interiors.
Heat and fade control on storefronts, plus decorative film for branding.
A specialist visits, measures each elevation, checks glazing type and writes a film specification matched to your safety and energy goals.
You receive a written quote and a phased installation plan, floor by floor or after hours, built around your operations.
Our own teams install to spec with minimal disruption, hand over the completed work and register the manufacturer warranty.
Protek has filmed glass on sites that demand discretion: federal government offices, foreign missions, every major bank and the Saudi Pak Tower. See projects & clients →
Yes. Commercial installs are scheduled in phases, floor by floor or after hours, so work proceeds with minimal disruption to staff. Most films are applied from inside and a typical elevation is completed in a day or two.
Yes. By cutting solar heat gain through the glass, HVAC plant runs less to hold setpoint, lowering energy use. Savings are largest on east and west elevations and on curtain walls glazed end to end.
Safety and security films hold broken glass together during impact, blast and forced entry, supporting glazing safety and blast mitigation objectives for banks, embassies and government buildings. The right specification is confirmed at survey.
Yes. Commercial enquiries are handled by a dedicated sales contact who manages the site survey, written specification, scheduling and installation team for the whole project.
Saudi Pak Tower in Islamabad is glazed the full height of the building. Our crews worked at height while the offices below stayed open.
Book a site survey and we'll return a written specification and quote, elevation by elevation, matched to your glazing and goals.