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Glass safety film for yachts & marine

VitraGuard 12-mil glass safety film adds a discreet, anti-shatter layer to the large glazing on yachts, boats, and waterfront properties — saloon, deck, and cabin glass that lives with constant movement, vibration, and impact. If glass breaks, the film is designed to help hold the fragments together.

From AED 117/m² film supply · installation estimated separately
Luxury yacht with large saloon glazing protected by VitraGuard glass safety film
Quick answer

Glass safety film for yachts and marine glazing is a clear 12-mil film for saloon, cabin, and deck-house glass — designed to help hold fragments together in areas exposed to movement and impact, while preserving sightlines. Film supply starts from AED 117 per square metre (4 Mil AED 117/m²; 8 Mil AED 141/m²; 12 Mil AED 147/m²), with a 15 m² minimum order and 5% VAT on top; installation is estimated separately, excluded from the online payment and confirmed after a site visit. Each vessel is confirmed with a survey.

Why It Matters

Glass safety, in constant motion

Marine glazing lives with movement, vibration, and the occasional knock — often with guests close by in confined spaces. A safety film is a discreet way to add glass safety on board and at the waterfront.

  • Vibration, movement, and impact are part of life at sea.
  • Large saloon and deck glazing close to guests and crew.
  • Confined spaces where loose glass is a particular hazard.
  • Waterfront villas and marinas with extensive glass.
The 12-Mil Film

A discreet safety layer for marine glass

Safety film helps retain shattered glass
Helps retain glass fragments

If glazing breaks, the 12-mil film is designed to help hold the fragments in place rather than letting loose glass move around the saloon, deck, or cabin — reducing the primary injury risk.

Optically clear marine safety film
Invisible once installed

Optically clear and applied to existing glass — it preserves the panoramic sightlines that make life on the water what it is.

Discreet everyday glass safety on board
Quiet on-board safety

A low-profile upgrade for vessels and waterfront homes — added glass safety that simply sits in the background for guests and crew.

On Board & Ashore

Where we typically apply it

Glass safety film comparison — fragments held together versus loose, scattered glass
  • Saloon & cabin windows
  • Sliding deck & balcony doors
  • Bridge & helm glazing
  • Large feature & panoramic glazing
  • Waterfront villa & marina glass
  • Guest & crew areas
Transparent Pricing

No hidden pricing

From AED 117per square metre · film supply, delivery included

4 Mil AED 116.67/m² · 8 Mil AED 141.07/m² · 12 Mil AED 147.20/m². Minimum order 15 m²; 5% VAT added on top. Online payment covers film supply only — installation is an estimate (AED 400/m² up to 10 m², AED 280/m² for 11–20 m², quoted above 20 m²), confirmed after a site visit. Vessels and waterfront projects are confirmed per project with a survey, since glazing shapes and access vary on the water.

Marine FAQ

Common questions

Yes. The VitraGuard 12-mil film suits the large saloon, deck, and cabin glazing found on yachts and waterfront properties — areas often exposed to movement, vibration, and impact. It is applied to existing glass.
No. The film is transparent and optically clear, so it is virtually invisible once professionally installed and preserves sightlines across saloon and deck glass.
Film supply starts from AED 117 per square metre — 4 Mil at AED 116.67/m², 8 Mil at AED 141.07/m², and 12 Mil at AED 147.20/m² — with a 15 m² minimum order and 5% VAT on top; delivery is included. Online payment covers film supply only. Installation is an estimate (AED 400/m² up to 10 m², AED 280/m² for 11–20 m², quoted above 20 m²), excluded from the online payment and confirmed after a site visit. Vessels are confirmed per project with a survey, since glazing and access vary. See the pricing page for the film rates.
It is applied to interior-facing glass such as saloon, cabin, and deck-house glazing. Exposure, salt, and access vary by vessel, so each yacht is confirmed with a survey.
No. The film is optically clear and is designed to preserve sightlines once professionally installed.
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