SchoolDefender® Glass

Yes. SchoolDefender is purpose-built to add forced-entry resistance to standard doors and windows without replacing most existing frames. 

It's important to note SchoolDefender is not designed to stop bullets, but to prevent forced entry in areas where bullet resistance isn’t required. For locations that do require ballistic protection, such as main entrances and classroom windows, we offer window systems tested to ASTM F1233 and UL 752 for both forced-entry and bullet resistance.

Use soft, lint-free or microfiber cloths with lukewarm water and a mild soap or detergent. First, dust the surface flush with clean water to remove grit. Then gently wash and blot dry—don’t scrub. To disinfect, use diluted hydrogen peroxide or isopropyl alcohol. Avoid paper towels, abrasive brushes, and using commercial cleaning products like Windex or Clorox that contain ammonia, bleach or solvents such as acetone that can haze or craze protective glazing. See more detailed cleaning instructions here. 

As a full-service provider, we are able to handle every aspect of the project, from helping you plan for and specify the materials you need to manufacturing them in-house, delivering and installing them to agreed-upon specifications. Many of our systems are installed within a day, and we often work nights and weekends to minimize disruption. We can also support contractors handling installation themselves, providing guidelines and consulting on any questions they may have.