Protective films for glass, windows, mirrors and hard floors

Protective films collected in this category are used to physically protect smooth surfaces against mechanical damage, acts of vandalism and the effects of everyday use. They are applied where replacing or renovating the surface would be expensive, technically difficult or would involve downtime in the use of the facility. Most often, they protect glass, such as windows, shop windows, glass floors and stairs, as well as hard floors exposed to heavy traffic.

What films does this category include?

The first film is scratch-resistant protective film, intended mainly for glass panes, windows and other smooth surfaces, such as plastics or table tops. Its multi-layer structure includes a hardened outer coating that limits scratches caused by scraping, impacts from small objects or intensive everyday use.

The second film is used to protect glass floors, stairs and walkways. It is designed for surfaces that are walked on, which is why it is characterised by high abrasion resistance and the ability to hold glass fragments together in the event of cracking. It is used, among others, in modern homes, museums and public facilities.

Another type is anti-graffiti window film, available in interior and exterior versions. It is installed on shop windows, bus stops, information boards or glazing in public transport vehicles. Its main function is to protect the surface against paint, markers and minor scratches, as well as to make it possible to quickly remove traces of vandalism without interfering with the glass itself.

The last film is protective film for hard floors. It is used on panels, wooden boards, tiles, poured floors or linoleum, especially in places exposed to furniture movement or heavy traffic. It is equipped with an anti-slip coating and an adhesive that allows safe removal without damaging the substrate.