LLumar's innovative Anti-Graffiti Film is designed to provide train operators and leasing companies with cost-effective solution to vandalism to glass. Already proving a success with transport companies and operators across the UK and the continent, the product is also being specified because of its solar control properties - which can help reduce operators' carbon footprints.
Prem Center International Education is situated in Chaingmai province, north of the capital city of Bangkok. With the increasing frequency of terrorist bombings taking place in Thailand, the owner’s of the Prem Center, Mae Lok Co. Ltd., wanted to offer a safe environment to the students and lecturers studying and working at the education center.
Safety is an increasing concern for people around the world. In most cases, it is the top priority for building managers. That is why administrators at the National Bank of Kuwait (Lebanon) were seeking enhanced protection for their employees, clients, and their building structure in the event of glass breakage. Their head office occupies the first three floors of a large, predominantly glass, skyscraper.
When a glass panel on the mezzanine floor of the London Transport Museum in the heart of London’s Covent Garden shattered last year, in a suspected case of spontaneous glass fracture, Alan Brooker, Head of Security & Operations took immediate steps to safeguard staff and visitors at the popular tourist attraction by calling an accredited LLumar dealer to specify a performance safety film.
The McDonald's restaurant is situated in the very center of Moscow. It is a popular place where people have lunch or just spend free time with their families and friends. In view of frequent acts of terrorism and vandalism the management of the restaurant realized it was necessary to take steps to protect their guests and their property.
Empire Tower, one of the world’s largest office complexes, features 20,000 panes of glass in its 62-story structure. With all of that glass, shattered windows and falling glass shards were a real concern. T.C.C., the property management company, wanted to ensure that the building’s tenants and neighbors were working and living in a safe environment. They sought a retrofit solution that was less cost prohibitive than reglazing.
