Smash & Grab Tampa Window Tinting 2011

Smash and grab isn't one of my new selling techniques. .

It's what criminals do when they smash through your glass; grab what they can and get out before the cops show up!


Retail store managers throughout the USA have seen a marked increase in smash and grab crime.


Pharmacies, Mom and Pop grocery stores are facing the same problems as jewelry store chains and electronic chain stores.  Burglars smash through the glass door or windows. 

How about clothing stores, tire stores why even a GNC store was recently robbed!

The alarms sound but the thieves take inventory before the cops arrive.

Delay-Deter-Deny Entry With Shatter Resistant Window Film Glazing Protection.



We install thick safety and security window films that are reinforced with an attachment system to hold the glass to the film and the frames.



LLumar meets these independent tested credentials.
  • ANSI Z97.1 and CPSC 16 CFR 1201 Cat I and II
  • General Services Administration (GSA) and United Facilities Criteria (UFC)
  • ASTM Large Missile Level C and Small Missile requirements
  • Underwriters Laboratory UL972 Forced Entry requirements
  • Factory Mutual FM Approvals 4350 Small Missile
  • EN356, level P2A

Reflective shatter films for privacy- No problem!

Non-reflective tinted security films for glare control and energy savings!

Call Window Film USA.COM or
Advanced Film Solutions Florida
Toll Free 877-428-3456

Posted by Mike Feldman at 5/25/2010 5:33 AM
Categories: Crime-Home Office Burglary, Orlando window film window tinting, Armorcoat Solar Gard, LLumar 2012, Windowfilmusa.com, Sarasota Bradenton Window Tinting, Vista, Hurricanes, Energy Savings Window Tinting 2012, Glass Protection Security Glazing
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