Blast Resistant Windows
Why Install Blast Resistant Windows?
Windows are the weakest component of any building when it comes to blast attack which means that in the event of a blast explosion, windows are the component of a building which are most likely to fail. The result of a window failing due to a blast explosion is that of the glass shattering and travelling with high velocity in the direction of the blast wave. The shattered glass can cause horrific damage to infrastructure and injuries to those within the building.
Our Bespoke Solution
We are one of the industry-leading suppliers of blast resistant windows throughout the UK and we ensure that our solutions keep your clients’ staff members and infrastructure safe and unaffected during a blast attack.
Testing Specifications
Our blast resistant windows pass EXV 10, ISO 16933:2007, 16933:2007 and GSA-TS01:2003 Tests.
Blast windows are a crucial component of any comprehensive security solution, offering unparalleled protection against the impact of explosions. Designed for high-risk sectors such as petrochemical plants, embassies, and logistics hubs, these windows provide a robust defence against blast threats, ensuring that buildings maintain structural integrity while protecting occupants. In addition to their security benefits, modern blast windows also offer excellent insulation and soundproofing, making them a smart choice for both safety and comfort. These windows are customisable to fit a variety of architectural designs without compromising on protection.
Sectors That Benefit From Installing Blast Resistant Windows
- Military
- Government
- High value retail
- Commercial office
- Chemical and petrochemical
- Oil and gas
- Logistics and transport centres
- Data centres
- Safe rooms
- Safe storage rooms
Designed To Suit Your Needs
Our experts can fully tailor the sizing, testing specifications and materials to suit your needs.
Visually Appealing
In order to ensure that your client is satisfied with the finished solution, we take their aesthetic needs into account when designing the windows.
Easy Logistics
We can personalise every part of your windows assembly, packaging, and shipping requirements to make your logistics and assembly process as easy as possible.
Blast resistant windows provide essential protection for buildings in high-risk environments by preventing shattering during explosions. These windows are engineered to withstand the force of blasts, ensuring the safety of occupants and minimising damage to property. Ideal for sectors such as military, government, and high-value retail, blast windows are rigorously tested to meet stringent safety standards. Customisable in design, they offer both security and aesthetic flexibility. With advancements in material technology, these windows combine durability with energy efficiency, making them an invaluable asset for safeguarding critical infrastructure.
FAQ’s
Specially designed to withstand the force of explosions, preventing glass from shattering and causing injury or damage. They are crucial for buildings in high-risk sectors like government, military, and chemical facilities, where protection against blast impacts is essential.
Sectors such as military, government, petrochemical, logistics, and high-value retail benefit greatly from blast resistant windows. These windows provide critical protection in environments where the risk of explosion is a concern.
Blast resistant windows undergo rigorous testing, such as ISO 16933 and GSA-TS01:2003 standards, to ensure they can withstand specific blast pressures. These windows are designed to absorb and resist the force of explosions without shattering.
Yes, blast windows can be fully customised in terms of size, materials, and aesthetic design to suit the unique needs of any building, ensuring both safety and visual appeal.
Unlike standard security windows, blast resistant windows are engineered specifically to prevent damage from high-energy explosions. They offer a higher level of protection, making them essential for environments where security threats include blast risks.
