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Decorative ground protection film a total of several materials
PE is the most kinds of protective film, divided into PE film, PE electrostatic film, PE mesh film, PE stretch film, PE coating, viscosity from 5g-270g, thickness from 1.5C-15C. The most commonly used is 5C.
My house recently got broken into by the front door. My front door is a stupid major security flaw. It has 12 little panes of glass with 4 going vertical on each side..they just broke a window near the lock and unlocked it like that...So I was wondering if the security film works for this type of situation? Does it make it unbreakable or what and where would I buy like a 20 ft roll online?
Use a dbl. keyed dead bolt. You need a key from ether side. But always keep a key 6 feet from the door in case of a fire and you need to get out.
I'm buying an 100 year old house with original windows. My inspector thinks the windows are in good shape but the glass is not tempered. There are a few windows that I'm worried about shattering and seriously hurting someone if they tripped and fell so my inspector recommended applying safety film. My issue is I can not find safety film - there is privacy film, decorative film, heat control film but if I want safety film I need to hire someone to do it. This is just a temporary fix until I need to get new windows so I don't want to put too much money into it. In your experience would the other films protect the glass at all? On the plus side, these windows have lasted 100 years without incident - I might just be a bit paranoid.Thanks in advance for your help
You used to be able to purchase mylar film at any glassiers which would serve to your purposes.... it would also give your glass longer life as the film would prevent the glass from flexing and stressing with wind, etc. However, settling of the house would not prevent fracturing the glass if it was severe enough, BUT at least the glass would not just break and fall down......
Pvc decorative film is not such a parameter PHR, is not the relationship with the hardness of the film?
Generally said that the amount of plasticizer, and hardness, the greater the more soft
Furniture surface decoration materials in the PVC stickers and melamine stickers difference is?
Melamine fire wear resistance far better than pvc, But I wonder if you noticed, Melamine can only do flat, but also edge band closure, and PVC coating can make circular arc, convex and other shapes, more changes.
On the car decoration, recently heard that the car to foil, uranium plating, coating, sealing plastic, the end of plastic, etc. What is the role of these?
Waxing: the traditional car paint to protect the product to natural fire synthetic wax as the main component, can increase the car paint brightness, reduce the amount of rain attached. Anti-acid rain corrosion paint. Seal glaze: Yes, the new car paint more delicate, easy to be scratched, sealed glaze can avoid or reduce the above phenomenon, to extend the life of paint, acid rain, classic, not afraid of fire.
How to choose PVC decorative film
The surface of the film is not a scratch layer, so hand rubbed, it is prone to scratches; bleaching phenomenon; and high-quality film surface has a professional scratch layer, Z8 window film surface has a layer of global patent protection layer DuroGard, not only more Scratch-resistant, easy to scratch, it will not appear bleaching phenomenon.
I have a pretty standard sliding glass door in my home and I would like to potentially create a shoji screen look without having to fully replace my sliding glass doors. Does anyone know of a good way to go about this? Is there a product I can buy that sticks to my existing sliding glass doors to give it that look?
The fact that both the door and the screen are acting up even after cleaning the track is a little odd, but let's start with the screen. Lift it up to remove the screen door from the track and lay it down to examine the rollers. Sometimes they can get clogged with debris and cleaning the rollers may restore ease of movement. Add a drop of oil to each wheel axis for lubrication. Sometimes the rollers can get bent or damaged and need to be replaced. The glass door is a bit more problematic. There's a lot more weight involved and the rollers can wear out or go out of alignment. As the rollers wear, the bottom can start dragging. So as a first step, most sliding doors have a mechanism called an adjusting screw located at the bottom of the door ends. Turn this screw to raise or lower the roller on that end. Give the screw a turn and test to see whether the door slides easier. If the door becomes even harder to open, turn the screw in the opposite direction. After a bit of adjustment, the door should roll easier without rubbing on the bottom track. If that doesn't work, the sliding glass door will have to be removed and the rollers cleaned or replaced. Caution: the door will be heavy so if you DIY you may want a helper. You may also consider hiring a specialist to fix both the door and the screen. Any larger city will have people who do this kind of work. Look online or in the yellow pages for patio door service and repair.