Have you ever wondered what would happen if your sliding glass door shattered unexpectedly? Sliding glass doors bring in natural light and offer a great view, but they also come with a safety risk. Glass, no matter how strong, can break — whether due to accidents, harsh weather, or even break-ins. That’s where anti-shatter film comes into the picture. It's a thin, transparent layer applied to the glass that helps hold shattered pieces together if the glass breaks. This article explains why it might be a smart addition to your home, office, or commercial property. What is an Anti-Shatter Film? Anti-shatter film is a clear or tinted adhesive film that’s applied to the inner surface of glass. Its main job is to prevent the glass from scattering into dangerous shards when it breaks. Instead, the broken pieces stick to the film, reducing the risk of injury. These films are usually made from tough polyester materials and come in different thickness levels depending on how much protection...