Upgrade your doors to withstand the local burglary trend.
Why Upgrading to Laminated Safety Glass Matters More Than Ever
If your doors or windows currently have toughened glass, upgrading to laminated security glass is one of the most effective ways to improve your home security. It’s a straightforward replacement that significantly reduces the risk of forced entry.
I’m already helping many local homeowners upgrade their glazing following recent incidents, and I’m happy to offer advice on the best options for your property.
Many homeowners assume toughened glass is “security glass” — but that’s a myth. Toughened glass is great for safety, but not for stopping a burglar. Laminated glass is the only option that truly resists forced entry.
You can use out upgrade calculator at the bottom of this page to price your own glass, or we are more than have to survey your work for free.
Toughened glass is designed to break safely. When it fails, it shatters into small, blunt pieces. This is why it’s specified in impact-risk areas under Building Regulations and is the most common choice for doors and low-level glazing.
Many homeowners assume toughened glass is “security glass” — but that’s a myth
Laminated glass is designed to stay in place when broken. It consists of multiple layers bonded together with a clear interlayer. If the glass breaks, the fragments adhere to this layer instead of falling away.
Laminated glass is often chosen where additional security, fall-through protection.
Fleetwood
Thornton-Cleveleys
Bispham
Blackpool (excludes town centre area)
Poulton
Over Wyre
Garstang
Lytham St Annes
Kirkham
Frecklton